Sentence examples for cross section of views from inspiring English sources

The cross section of views that makes it easy to see that Barbie is a contested symbol makes it possible more generally to observe very different cultural forms and perspectives for any individual.

In its political coverage, The News is vociferously against the civilian government of Mr. Zardari, but the opinion pages publish a cross section of views, including pro-military columnists.

Two recent examples are Benn et al's 2009 mixed method study of a UK patient safety initiative 17 and Greenhalgh et al's 2009 study of large-scale complex improvement programme in London, UK. 18 One approach to develop theory of context is to collect a cross section of informants' views about aspects of context which they suggest were important at different stages of implementation.

Local parties have selected candidates with a cross-section of views and that's a good thing.

Representative politics has to be responsive to the desires of the community, and political movements have to represent the cross-section of views that exist in the electorate.

Market research doesn't have to be complicated, and what better cross-section of views than the people who live on your street.

The report was drawn up by a working party containing a wide cross-section of views, with five women among its 11 members.

The broadcasters have jointly appointed the market research company ICM to recruit an audience with a broad cross-section of views.

By frequently producing strong single-party government, this "alternative additional member system" would replicate all of the advantages of FPTP, while also ensuring that parliament better reflected the cross-section of views held by the people, and guaranteeing that vast numbers of voters did not go unrepresented in entire regions.

Here is a cross-section of views from India on the Supreme Court order.

BBC Sport has spoken to figures involved in the game to gain a cross-section of views.