Sentence examples for its view was that from inspiring English sources

The BBC Trust concluded that there was some "evidence that BBC staff had made statements about the trip to North Korea in the immediate aftermath of the trip that were subsequently shown not to have been entirely correct" and said its view "was that it was best practice where the BBC became aware that it had publicly presented incorrect facts for it to correct those facts".

Its view was that, if it was assumed that any new Routemaster could carry as many passengers as a modern double-decker, 620 such buses would be needed to replace the 399 bendy buses, with a maximum of 560 being out on the road at the same time.

The main danger, in its view, was that other governments would muck it up.

The agency notes in its memo that a bipartisan group of commissioners agreed that there was no "legal basis for action with respect to [search]" at the time, as its view was that Google's search activities "were not, 'on balance, demonstrably anticompetitive.'".

In addition, DFAIT was opposed to the idea of removing medicines from the scope of ACTA because its view was that ACTA is a non-sectoral agreement, i.e., an agreement about counterfeiting in general, and removing pharmaceuticals would result in lower sectoral enforcement standards [ 33].

In its reporting of the coalition air campaign against IS in Iraq and Syria, Airwars said its "provisional view" was that from 8 August 2014 to 3 August 2015, "between 489 and 624 civilian non-combatants have been killed in 66 incidents where there is fair reporting publicly available of an event".

Its view is that enterprises have cut IT spending so much they have little room to reduce it further.

As for the green lobby, its view is that business is scaremongering.

Its view is that towns in the south east and midlands will generally see an improvement over time".

Its view is that the Kashmiri militants depend so heavily on the ISI for equipment, transport and money that it can cut them off anytime it likes.

Its view is that players have simply adapted to the new power play either by improving their footwork or by reading more advanced cues from a server.