Sentence examples for have firm views from inspiring English sources

In his attack against the pending legislation in the US and proposed reforms in the UK, Hoffmann noted irrelevancies such as my birthplace – Israel – and that I have "firm views on the Palestinian question".

The Jamaat-i-Islami, which won 16 seats, may have firm views about the role of women and be opposed to American-style hamburger bars in Dhaka's city centre, but it does not indulge in the same level of anti-western talk as its counterparts in Pakistan.

First, a sense that constituency associations have a whip hand over MPs: the expenses scandal did for deference, grassroots activists have firm views on such issues as Europe (and use the internet to track how MPs vote), and after the review many MPs will need to woo new associations.

But can one person sway opinion on "right-to-die" cases - especially when many people have firm views on either sides of the debate?

Many women have firm views on the type of analgesia they prefer in labor and are reluctant to consent to receive a method of analgesia at random.

But he obviously has firm views on GM's strategy.

But he obviously has firm views on its strategy.

ROBERT BROOKS has firm views about his trade.

Simon Higlett, the designer of this new Blithe Spirit, has firm views on how to make ghosts walk.

On a calmer note, Hall reportedly has firm views about improving BBC news coverage of arts and cultural matters.

Unlike his predecessor he had firm views about what needed to be done, views which in short order produced big mistakes.