Sentence examples for expressing its views from inspiring English sources

From Twitter's side, it appears that the company has been expressing its views on these issues for nearly a year.

Asked if he thought switching to a basketball already in use by the vast majority of teams would spark a controversy, Shaheen of the N.C.A.A. said, "We listen to and respect the interests of any group expressing its views to us".

In its decision, the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit concluded that the N.L.R.B.'s rule violated a federal law that bars the board from punishing an employer for expressing its views so long as those statements do not constitute threats of retaliation or force.

"We have no problem with the Tea Party expressing its views in the great debates in our great democracy.

And the government hasn't exactly been subtle in expressing its view that the rail unions are an obstacle to modernisation.

"Sometimes," she says, "it is necessary for the government to express its views if it is a question of solutions that would be dangerous for the French.

It makes it possible for each passing contingent to express its views.

John Hennessy, president of Stanford, said the many constituencies of a university make it difficult for any single person to express its views, "except on issues that are core principles of the university, such as a right to pursue research, a right to choose the students we take into the university".

EPIC is urging the public to express its views on the airport screening program.

There was a Jewish marketing consultant in Brooklyn who abhorred Westboro's tactics but supported the church's right to express its views.

The Justice Department expressed its views in a critique of legislation introduced by Senators John B. Breaux, Democrat of Louisiana, and Bill Frist, Republican of Tennessee.