Sentence examples for national view from inspiring English sources
How on a national view it has always been portrayed.
Neither the Labour party nor the Conservative party has any plausible claim to represent a broad-based national view.
Similar to other countries worldwide, Scotland lacked a national view of whether the quality of the physiotherapy management of low back pain was compliant with national guidelines.
Similar to other countries worldwide, Scotland lacked a national view about the overall quality of the physiotherapy management of low back pain and the use of red flags.
Long Island University's master's program is heavy on theory and solely online because Mr. Henry wants to instill a "broad representation of the national view".
The uneasy national view of the Afghan conflict was reflected in the restrained temper of Friday's moving but troubling service of commemoration in St Paul's Cathedral.
A new national viewing institution could soon be born.
"This has the potential to be sort of a last hurrah of the Olympics as a national viewing experience".
The student, Carla Babb, posted the report on YouTube as an entry to a video contest sponsored by MTV, giving the report the potential for national viewing.
Outside that boundary, commuters had more than the usual tie-ups to complain about, but the inconvenience, and whatever horn-honking resulted from it, was blessedly underreported to the national viewing audience.
For a previous generation, the images of police beating civil rights demonstrators as they marched through Selma, Alabama, on March 7 , 1965("Bloody Sunday") fundamentally al- tered national views of the symbols associated with the civil rights movement.
