Sentence examples for of this viewpoint from inspiring English sources

The original version of this viewpoint appeared in Town Planning Review 85.5 (2014), published by Liverpool University Press.

One of the most fervent promoters of this viewpoint is Lt. Gen. Hamid Gul, the retired former head of Pakistan's largest intelligence body, Inter-Services Intelligence.

He later came to oppose the usefulness of this viewpoint, since many totems such as crocodiles and flies are dangerous and unpleasant.

Supporters of this viewpoint must recognise that the ivory could not be sold now even if we wanted to, unless we expect our government to enter the black market.

As Exhibit A, proponents of this viewpoint cite the deferral of the permit needed for the Keystone XL pipeline to bring oil from Canada's tar sands along its planned pathway through the United States to the Gulf Coast.

Proponents of this viewpoint also note that the rules now in force allow athletes from wealthy nations to train more efficiently, with better coaching and equipment, than athletes from poorer countries, a situation that is manifestly unfair.

Writer demonstrates the fallacy of this viewpoint-comparing a strong military power like Germany was in 1938 with Khomeini's Iran, a tiny, weak, faction-ridden fledgling state.

Before World War II, the predominant view of ukiyo-e stressed the centrality of prints; this viewpoint ascribes ukiyo-e's founding to Moronobu.

Whilst the scope of section 3 has been criticised for being vague, and leading therefore more easily to the imposition of the judiciary on the legal domain of parliament, this viewpoint is controversial: they do not seem to have yet so encroached and there are rules emerging about the application of section 3.

Instead of debating this viewpoint with the public and making efforts to demonstrate it is not the case, the government and the judicial system have simply resolved to suppress it.

Although not entirely free of criticism, this viewpoint cannot be categorically excluded.