Sentence examples for of its perspectives from inspiring English sources

The government "appears to have no principled core, it appears to have no very clear idea of its perspectives or its ultimate objectives", she argues, adding that "a confusion of identity" lies at the heart of Labour's problems.

The variety of the work, and the richness of its perspectives on the great themes.

In the third of its Perspectives concerts, on Tuesday, the energy and sparkle of its early sound were back.

For "Tundra Songs," the Saturday evening installment of its Perspectives series, the Kronos players looked northward, presenting music and performers from within or near the Arctic Circle.

Starting with tutorials where representatives of each community give an overview of its perspectives, problems, and tools, we move on to a series of workshops covering important areas of potential interaction.

Feminist economics shares many of its perspectives with ecological economics and the more applied field of green economy, including the focus on sustainability, nature, justice and care values.

The universality of its perspective has clearly resonated with audiences of varied ages.

France's recent white paper on defense grapples with the big strategic issues of the Middle East and elsewhere because of its perspective as a former colonial power and its status as a nuclear power.

The demographic structure of a country and the analysis of its perspective evolution, are the basis for a correct health policy [4].

The gore is literally nauseating, and will certainly repel American viewers unaccustomed to Al-Jazeera's videography, but "Lebanon" is a powerful, thought-provoking film, because of its perspective.

The product of a forward-thinking financial advisor and a former Wall Street honcho, this book is remarkable for the intersection of its authors' perspectives.