Sentence examples for capture the views from inspiring English sources
An alternative approach more likely to capture the views of Kerry and Hagel is forward-partnering.
Jo Johnson MP, minister for universities and science, announced recently that a "high level forum" is being established to capture the views of the community.
Dan Fredinburg, who boasts the job title "Google adventurer", travelled to four of the Seven Summits (those are the tallest peaks on each continent) along with colleagues and friends to capture the views with fisheye lenses.
Artificial nutrition was in place for 7% of patients at the time of death Only 47% of Trusts reported having a formal structured process in place to capture the views of bereaved relatives or friends prior to this audit The new audit evaluated: The quality of care received directly by 6,580 people who died in 149 hospitals in England between 1 May and 31 May 2013.
"This IPCC is a very genuine effort to reflect the underlying science, but in the end it does not fully capture the views from developing countries because the overwhelming majority of the authors are from the developed world.
The council's chief executive, Joyce White, said: "I'm pleased so many people have taken part in this consultation as it is so important we capture the views of as many people as possible.
Each would capture the view from a slightly different perspective, resulting in different universes ruled by different laws of physics.
But it's the house's radical redesign — the work of Paul Archer Design in London — to capture the view that delights the Blacks.
I headed to the corner of the nearest street to capture the view through the terraced houses – but there was a cyclist aiming his cameraphone towards the crepuscular skyline as he paused by the roadside.
He thought to himself: "How great it would be if I could capture the view by simply peeling off an imaginary thin film from the glass, rolling it up, and then taking it to our new place".
