Sentence examples for made its view from inspiring English sources

The Bank made its view clear.

An appeal to the three-judge panel that overturned the convictions would seem to have little chance of success, since the panel has already made its view clear.

Archbishop Philip Tartaglia said the legislation needed more safeguards, adding: "The Catholic Church has made its view very clear that the redefinition of marriage is unwise and unnecessary".

In 1907, as corporations reached new heights of wealth and power, Congress made its views of the relationship between corporations and campaigning clear: It banned them from contributing to candidates.

The crowd was on its toes and made its views plainly clear.

The office of Preet Bharara, the United States attorney in Manhattan, was not involved in the case but made its views known in a statement of interest.

While there is no evidence so far that Detroit has been lobbying the White House on the issue, the auto industry has made its views clear.

Shell has "made its views known," the company said, "and contributed to debates aimed at improving governance of the allocation of oil revenue to oil-producing communities".

The World Health Organization, which is spearheading the push for a tough international agreement to curb smoking by 2003, made its views plain.

We hope the bar association, having made its views known on Ms. Irizarry's temperament, will start speaking out forcefully about nominees whose views on the law make them unsuited for the bench.

So far the United States has made its views stick (although surely a major reason that the administration has refrained from action in Iraq has been the opposition of coalition partners in the Middle East).