Sentence examples for asked for views from inspiring English sources

And the commission, which asked for views on collective action in 2011, plans to say more about it soon.Amsterdam and London are vying to be the favoured venue for hearing cross-border disputes.

The Insolvency Service said that when it asked for views, many respondents said the amount of debt that could trigger bankruptcy was disproportionate, "as people can be put through the most serious of debt recovery action for a debt as small as £750".

In a memorandum to Mrs Shirley Williams, Secretary of State for Education, who has asked for views on caning from a number of organisations, the society suggests that this pornography is a social reflection of Britain's status as the only country in Europe to keep the cane.

It asked for views from 2,300 of its members online earlier this month.

The committee also asked for views on provisions in the proposed legislation to sanction equipment interference — aka state hacking powers.

Mr Miliband said relatives at the memorial event had been asked for views on "the Daily Mail's description of my father as someone who 'hated Britain'".

Asked for viewing tips for newcomers, Franchitti pointed to "the subtleties of what's going on". "You're not going to see big slides or big steering movements," he said.

"Initially we are asking for views on the key issues the review should focus on.

The Dutch president of the IGC, Michiel Patijn, went round the table to ask for views on which articles of the treaties, hitherto needing unanimity, should now be subject to majority vote.

Dyfed-Powys Police and Crime Commissioner Christopher Salmon is asking for views in an online questionnaire.

A Transport Scotland consultation on rail services is currently asking for views on the sleeper service.