Sentence examples for has changed its view from inspiring English sources

But America has changed its view.

As a result, he said, his firm has changed its view of Home Depot.

Osborne says the OBR has changed its view on the impact of the financial crisis on this British economy.

Labour has changed its view on Europe since 1975, in part because the world has changed but also because of the benefits that Europe has brought to people at work.

During a brief exchange with reporters in the Oval Office, Mr. Bush was asked whether the United States has changed its view that Dr. Mahathir's former deputy prime minister, Anwar Ibrahim, was jailed in 1998 because of a power struggle with Dr. Mahathir.

But following further investigations, and representations from rival teams, the FIA has changed its view.

It's possible that, over the past eight months, the C.I.A. has changed its views.

An Ifop pollster said he could think of few subjects about which "society has changed its views so profoundly and in such little time".

But rather than offer those development rights to the highest bidder, the authority decided to negotiate a new deal with Westfield, which apparently has changed its views of the complex.

The Democratic electorate has changed its views on policing in recent years in the wake of the national visibility of the Black Lives Matter movement and concurrent push for criminal justice reform across the country.

The government, which owns 36.9% of the firm, seems barely to have changed its view, asserting recently that it intends to keep a controlling stake.With two such recent reminders of how privatisation can disappoint, the timing of Enel's flotation is looking especially bad.