Sentence examples for cannot take the view that from inspiring English sources

His Majesty's Government cannot take the view that either their obligations under the Mandate, or considerations of common sense and justice, require that they should ignore these circumstances in framing immigration policy.

He has a major problem with regard to solving his own family difficulties, and I personally cannot take the view that a person's private life does not affect their public life.

You cannot take the view that any recruiter who reaches out to you sits on a higher plane than you do.

The justice secretary, Chris Grayling, appears to take the view that he cannot interfere with sentences lawfully passed by the courts.

Yes, part of me does think, "What an idiot", for injuring myself in this way but then I also take the view that you cannot wrap yourself in cotton wool.

From Tim Farron, the MP for Westmorland and Lonsdale A number of us will take the view that we cannot really in all conscience abstain on this one - we will have to vote against.

"I take the view that we cannot know ourselves fully until we fully understand our capabilities for evil and good," explains the Rev Peter Owen Jones, who recently appeared in a BBC2 series depicting his attempts to live according to the austere principles of St Francis of Assisi.

Like the North American Free-Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and the World Trade Organization (WTO), the TPP will take the view that countries cannot set pollution standards for the way in which goods they import are produced.

Firstly, concerns about need and entitlement immediately intrude – in England, we take the view that people are entitled to healthcare, even if they cannot afford to buy it when they need it.

Many sceptics took the view that you cannot set a date for revolution, but although Egyptians are not the most punctual of people, this was a date they kept.

The advocate general takes the view that the commission cannot bind the national regulators.