Peter Kaan Exeter The bishops have cited the views of Beveridge on voluntarism.
In particular, Kay cited the views of Sir Terry Leahy, the long-standing Tesco boss who stepped down last year.
· My mention above of the marquis reminds me that a Guardian leader a few weeks back cited the views of a Greek philosopher called Bias of Priene.
The apology cited the views of Robert Morinho, the founder of Globo, who claimed in 1964 that military "intervention was essential to the maintenance of democracy and to contain the outbreak of urban warfare".
In ruling on the admissions policies of the University of Michigan Law School, the court's majority opinion, written by Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, cited the views put forward by General Motors and other companies in friend-of-the-court briefs that said achieving diversity was essential at universities and in workplaces to compete in an increasingly global marketplace.
The news analysis "Immigration is rattling European cohesion" (April 13) cites the view that there is no single point of control or ministry of immigration for Europe.
The Frame column on Friday, about viewing things in New York City as unintentional works of art, misstated how high the subway across the Manhattan Bridge is above the city in citing the view.
The article omitted the beginning of the quotation from Mr. Barnes, which made it clear that he was citing the view of a neurologist, not offering his own prognosis.
Jessica even insists that she likes this urban substitute better than the real beach; she cites the view, the pleasurable sense of being part of a members-only world, and of course the fact that "there is no sand to get stuck to your skin".
Nevertheless, at Weisheipl [1980], p. 253, he uses the expression rather differently, citing the view that "after the monad, which is God, must come the dyad, which is matter and form (the binarium famosissimum)." 23.
