Sentence examples for its thinking of from inspiring English sources

UKIP leader Nigel Farage: "It is as if the BBC is part, in its thinking, of the political establishment and we are the one party in British politics challenging this European consensus and frankly I think being treated in the most extraordinary way".

Economic research has also evolved in its thinking of how central banks should respond to an emerging crisis, particularly when their standard monetary policy instrument, typically a short-term interest rate, reaches its effective lower bound.

- More Murdoch: At the moment there's a committee discussing regulations in Washington and its thinking of punishing businesses in a way that has absolutely nothing to do with the financial crisis.

But the Treasury gave no indication of its thinking on the future of the Treasury market.

Second, the United States needs to reconsider its thinking on the timing of security assistance.

Jarvis has challenged Liam Fox, the defence secretary, to rethink the SDSR on the grounds that some of its thinking is now out of date.

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, a division of the Interior Department, explains its thinking by way of example.

But this is an essentially good-natured novel about other novels, literary enough to have its heroine thinking of Maurice Sendak during a sex scene.

"It sold its broadband business, now it's thinking of selling its mobile business".

The newspaper, which is controlled by the Communist party and sometimes reflects its thinking, also warned of a military escalation.

Walking around the ancient city, reading up on its history, and thinking of its people -- wiped out in 79 A.D. by a volcanic eruption -- has me thinking a lot about warning signs.