Sentence examples for changing views on from inspiring English sources

The fact that American prosecutors tried the case is one sign of the changing views on international prosecution, several legal experts said.

Just one year before the Independent published that article about changing views on gold teeth, Johnny Dang opened up shop in Houston.

The case is also a reflection on changing views on suicide.

Alan Krueger, Mr. Obama's top economic adviser, offers a telling illustration of the changing views on income inequality.

Laura and I spent much of our days driving along Route 138, gawking at the changing views on the twisting road and stopping to shop.

Treating scientists' emails as public records, subject to twisting by anti-science ideologues, chills the vital expression of competing, and changing, views on which science depends.

James R. Wood, a professor emeritus of sociology at Indiana University (Bloomington) who has studied the changing views of Methodists on homosexuality and has been attending the conference, said of the conservatives, "It's an efficient, highly organized grass-roots movement".

To understand why, we must travel through the Supreme Court's changing view on the subject, the blanket rules, the exceptions, and the exceptions to the exceptions.

I think he saw that with expansion and change in healthcare availability, with the costs and consequences of imprisonment, with the growing global threat from drug cartels, and with the public's changing view on marijuana policy, the country needs to re-balance our national drug policy.

The results of this study can lead to a changing view on treatment of ankle sprains.

An article on Tuesday about changing views of the dingo in Australia misstated the region of the country where a ruling is expected in the fourth inquest into the 1980 death of Azaria Chamberlain, whose mother claimed the infant was taken by a dingo.