Sentence examples for make its views from inspiring English sources

"The C of E is perfectly entitled to make its views known, but it should do so from the pulpit.

The present court should make its views known about emergency succession; why should the judiciary be the only unprepared branch?

In a message to lawmakers, Mr. Hague also said: "Parliament will have the opportunity to debate these issues, and to make its views known.

He needs Congressional authorization to wage war, just as Congress needs to make its views known by a difficult vote in a timely fashion.

In agreeing today to take jurisdiction of the case, the justices instructed the federal government to file a brief and make its views known.

Digital world, in Farage full flow, is alienated, cut off from the London or Washington bubble, shouting and trolling to make its views count.

For now, his government was said to be reserving its position and would make its view known at an upcoming shareholders meeting.

Yeung Sum, the chairman of the Hong Kong Democratic Party, the leading opposition group, said that while Beijing had been making its views clearer, he believed that it could still be persuaded to hold open elections for the chief executive and legislature in a few years.

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 industry was seeking the Supreme Court's review largely on constitutional grounds, particularly First Amendment issues, in making its views known during the public health debate about smoking.