Sentence examples for have some view from inspiring English sources
Somebody will have some view of the First Amendment or free speech, and I think in India the basic knowledge is far less.
The hotel's floor plan is said to have been inspired by the kraal (a U shape) design of some African villages, and the vast majority of the 1,293 rooms (some of which are still being finished) have some view of the animal area.
"The two sides have some views in common," said Zhou Xiaochuan, the governor of the People's Bank of China.
"If you have some views, for instance, Russians have some views, and you want to formulate it publicly in the media, it is not misinformation, it is not propaganda," Zeman said.
Do you agree with their assessment? A. If you have some views, for instance, Russians have some views and you want to formulate it publicly in the media, it is not misinformation, it is not propaganda.
Still, one imagines that Reza, herself the child of immigrants, must have some views on Sarkozy's approach to integration.
But I do have some views on the state in which F1 finds itself, and I do believe there are areas in which it could be improved.
"I want to find people who can be part of my team and have some views on my ideas and can help me with the business," he says.
As Lord Fowler observes, everyone in Westminster has some view or other about News Corporation.
