Sentence examples for information and viewpoints from inspiring English sources

Citizens are more cynical of both our government and media companies, and seek more independent and diverse sources of news, information, and viewpoints.

"Stuart Prebble has concluded, overall, that our coverage of immigration is 'broad and impressive', that on the EU we offer 'a wide and comprehensive range of information and viewpoints' and that the BBC's coverage of religion is 'comprehensive and impressive'.

It's when the leader raises a topic for group discussion and the team works together – and sees each other as sources of advice – to unearth information and viewpoints, and to generate fresh ideas in response to business challenges.

Activists such as Ai — an active Twitter user — have been continually pushing the boundaries of what is allowed, while increased connectivity is giving ordinary Chinese people more access to uncensored information and viewpoints.

It builds webs of new information and viewpoints around some of the best-known, most beloved paintings of all time, quite a few of which don't often travel to this country.

Demonstrating how the Impressionists and more conservative painters alike used the latest fashions to define their sitters as real people, it builds fascinating webs of new information and viewpoints around some of the best-known, most beloved paintings of all time, quite a few of which don't often travel to this country.

"But it can also help bridge the divide and expose online users with different sentiments to one another's information sources and viewpoints".

Foster knowledge networking between a range of stakeholders by harnessing different information sources and viewpoints, including through web-based systems and social networking, so stakeholders can learn directly from each other.

Counter-speech in the form of accurate information and alternative viewpoints can help create a safer and more respectful environment, and we have long believed that simply removing provocative thinking does little to build awareness around facts and approaches to health.

"Many of my readers are genuinely attracted to the information and the viewpoint that his column gives," Mr. Sanchez said, explaining the reinstatement.

To advance this idea, the Reagan administration in 1987 abandoned the "fairness doctrine" that required media to present factual information and balance opposing viewpoints, giving free range to rightwing talk radio shock jocks such as Rush Limbaugh who pushed the idea that business regulation and social welfare policies destroy American liberty.