Sentence examples for idea was viewed from inspiring English sources

It was to be invoked only for genocide, war crimes, ethnic cleansing or crimes against humanity.From the start, the idea was viewed by the developing world as a trick by the West to impose its values.

After a 2012 Ted Talk about his idea was viewed more than 2m times, Slat decided to launch a Kickstarter campaign and raised $2.27m, helping to start his organisation.

Thus the idea was viewed by many military analysts as part of the maneuvering among the four armed services for priority combat missions, and the requisite share of the budget.

Following the Cyprus deal, where none of the €10bn in bailout funds will be used to recapitalise banks, the idea is viewed as dead.

While most progressives believe the nation should have a single-payer health care system, polling shows such an idea is viewed less favorably by the country as a whole.

Her call for a "debate of ideas" was viewed as a call to revive the party's traditional policy of generous spending.

Interestingly, in contrast to the previous clusters, this group of ideas was viewed as being among the lowest in importance among the success factors, with an average rating of 3.81 (keeping in mind that, in this framework, least important does not mean unimportant).

And some charter schools have veered so sharply from the traditional model — with longer school years, armies of nonunion workers and flashy enrichment opportunities like trips to the Galápagos Islands — that their ideas are viewed as unworkable in regular schools.

Thus, Plato's and Aristotle's ideas are viewed as derived from Pythagoras (with the mediation of other early Pythagoreans).

These ideas were viewed highly enough that Holdren's body of work, which stresses these themes over and over, gave him the prestige to become science adviser to President Barack Obama.

One of the things the book covers is how scientists were jailed and even executed in many countries when their ideas were viewed as politically inconvenient.