Sentence examples for of states view from inspiring English sources

"A lot of states view that segment favorably and want to attract retirees," said Stan Smith, a specialist in population studies at the University of Florida.

African heads of state view him suspiciously, and his one-Africa agenda is generally dismissed as unworkable.

Years after he left public life, Dean Acheson, Truman's Secretary of State, viewed Vandenberg as someone capable of rising to a great occasion, doing so in a time when no one else in his party appeared willing to assume that role.

Since Colin Powell, the United States's secretary of state, viewed by the French as a sane and lonely moderate in the administration, had been at the same meeting, Mr De Villepin's remarks amounted to a diplomatic ambush for no apparent reason.

However, this statement may be a mere reflection of some EU member states' view not to encourage human volunteer testing.

As a result, such accounts of content are particularly amenable to proponents of the "state" view of the nonconceptual debate (discussed above, section 3).

2. This need not follow if nonconceptual content is understood along the lines of the "state" view of the nonconcepual debate.

Significant density overlap begins between N = 8 and 16. Figure 6 Local density of states: side view.

Much of this debate is also applicable, mutatis mutandis, to the claims of the "state" view.

How will the all-important independent voters along the state's I-4 corridor, stretching across the middle of the state, view Mr. Crist?

Other defenses of the state view include Stalnaker (1998a).