Sentence examples for its own perspective from inspiring English sources

So while most of the attention will be focused on the IMF's view that it is not time to "adjust macroeconomic policies" – ie to ease the fiscal squeeze, as we at NIESR have urged – perhaps the key point is that it is at least adjusting its own perspective to reflect reality.

However, age brings its own perspective in football, as it does elsewhere, and at 32 Anelka is not about to leave Stamford Bridge to build up his pension plan in New York, Los Angeles or Qatar.

The model enables each part of the system to handle the same information from its own perspective without containing overlapping logic, and makes it possible to separate task-specific and conversational dialogue management from each other.

As the historians Joyce Appleby, Lynn Hunt and Margaret Jacob observed in their book, "Telling the Truth About History," radical multiculturalists celebrated "the virtues of fragmentation," arguing that "since all history has a political -- often a propaganda -- function, it is time for each group to rewrite history from its own perspective and thereby reaffirm its own past".

"It's important to have a private-sector group that brings its own perspective to the analysis of systemic risk".

It never breaks free of the gleaming secured spaces to find its own perspective on the remade capital city.

However, it is free to develop its own perspectives and approaches in order to optimize the human resources system, without violating the laws of the land and various government regulations.

"Treasury had its own perspectives, its own ideology, its own agenda, and it was largely, though not completely, able to follow that agenda internationally through its domination of the I.M.F".

"Each country will bring to the table its own perspectives and we will bring ours".

It is hard to say more on the basis of a video broadcast that imposes its own perspectives and emphases on the stage picture.

What I'm questioning is the overall balance, and the politics of a theatre scene that so seems to value its own perspectives over those of people whose experiences nonetheless prove such a fascination.