Sentence examples for core views of from inspiring English sources

To the extent that governors hold on to their offices in close races, it may be because they have focussed on issues that are important to the voters in their states rather than the core views of their party.

It's a core view of U.S. business that success requires a degree of destruction.

But officials' comments today reflect the core view of the policy-setting committee, which next meets on March 15.

He held fast to his hard-core views of unilateral executive power even when they led to self-­defeatingly adverse political consequences for the presidency".

At the same time, where no such effect is found, this investigation may reveal the existence of core views held by teachers independently of their background characteristics.

"Like any deeply held worldview, a person's theological worldview is an expression of one's core views," he said.

• For now, Fuse's core viewing demographic falls within the ages of 12 to 24.

Scarman would have welcomed the recognition that he was at least not a participant to the Bar's snobbery, just as he was not daunted by the professional hard core's view of him as a bleeding heart.

Major et al. relate foresight to the core competence view of strategy, and they cite Slaughter [46], who describes foresight as an attribute, or a competence, that broadens the boundaries of perception.

Like Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle, the Stoic philosophers differed on some issues about the virtues, but they seemed also to have shared a common core of views.

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