Sentence examples for community of views from inspiring English sources

1935 Anglo-Russian Talks End The Anglo-Russian conversations in Moscow came to an end last night [March 31] with an expression of complete community of views between the two governments.

But Sarko l'Americain, as the French used to call him, is also the friendliest French president the United States has had in a while, and in America last month he stressed that rarely in history had "the community of views been so identical" between his country and the United States.

"It's outrageous that a common-sense community point-of-view is being locked out".

Talking to me about Prevent, he says: "From a community point of view, it's an Islamophobic, toxic policy that claims to be working towards deradicalisation but is targeting the community and de-Islamising Islam," he says.

In the waterfront community of Harbor View, a small peninsula with about 100 homes at the southern tip of Norwalk, menacing winds and 12-foot waves shredded the sea wall and ripped facades and decks off homes.

After passing west of the community of Pleasant View, the route enters a rural area and curves south alongside farmland.

The city of Lake Forest is located to the northeast of the village, while the unincorporated community of Prairie View borders the village directly to the west.

That's exactly how the Mohawk community of Kanehsatà ke viewed the government's response to their Oka blockade in 1990.

Members of such groups collectively develop an outlook on work.' 30 Consistent with social identity theory, members of a community of practice view activity within it as significantly more complex and valuable than do outsiders.

"From the community point of view it's home, it's country.

From a community point of view, it is really good news".