Sentence examples for express the views of from inspiring English sources

Does the writer's treatment of the topic express the views of "The New York Times"?

Editorials are there to express the views of the newspaper, an opinion, but it should be a collective opinion.

The point, she said, was to express the views of the board's constituents: parents of students in the Queens public schools.

"Congressional visitors do not necessarily express the views of the U.S. administration or even a majority of the Congress," the spokesman, David J. Ranz, said.

Faith schools would have been free, as now, to express the views of their faith, but would not have been allowed to suggest that their views are the only ones.

There was no better medium to express the views of the black community, and through our phone-in shows they told of their experiences and contributions to British society.

Juliet Lyon of the Prison Reform Trust said the vote did not express the view of the Commons as nearly two-thirds had not backed the ban.

"I am expressing the views of the Bank," he added.

"I am expressing the views of the Bank," he said.

I thank Mr. Ford for expressing the views of most of the hunters I've encountered.

They are not expressing the views of the Labour party and Labour people in this country".