Sentence examples for depend on the view from inspiring English sources

"Ultimately it will depend on the view parliament takes about public service broadcasting.

Much will depend on the view of the US and its incoming President, Barack Obama.

The size of the awards against the News of the World will depend on the view taken by Sir Geoffrey Vos, a High Court judge, of the actual damage to hacking victims, as well as of the intrusion itself, when he hears test cases later this year.At the heart of the brouhaha over the hacking is uncertainty over the role of Britain's famously robust press.

Much will depend on the view of the working party of the Royal College of Physicians which has been reviewing the College's 2003 guidelines on low awareness states.

Our perception of justice seems to depend on the view of death by the person being executed.

It doesn't necessarily depend on the views of one person".

Much will depend on the views of Mr Xi, which remain difficult to fathom.

Cabin rates are $79 to $99 a night and $389 to $469 a week, depending on the view.

The recent playoffs produced some fly balls that were or were not home runs, depending on the view of the umpire making the call.

Rates in 2003 for a double room, European plan (no meals), range from $119 to $369, depending on the view and the season.

A standard waterfront lot, about a third of an acre, costs a minimum of $200,000, and larger lots can climb as high as $700,000, depending on the view.