Sentence examples for official standpoint from inspiring English sources

State-controlled media outlets like Granma, the official newspaper of the Communist Party, provide a daily dose of full-blown Elian news from the official standpoint.

She said she had no confidence that those responsible for her father's death would be brought to justice: "Russia has crossed the line after this murder and people will be frightened to express ideas contrary to the official standpoint".

International organizations monitoring human rights and freedom of the press consistently criticize Singapore's harsh crackdowns on journalists, writers, or anyone disagreeing with the government's official standpoint.

Some scholars contribute this contradictory official standpoint to the common perception of ethnic minorities among the Vietnamese majority (29, 33).

From an official conservation standpoint, however, all leatherbacks are critically endangered.

From the official Iraqi standpoint, Mr. Sahhaf has made himself the media star of the war, if anybody other than Mr. Hussein would dare claim that distinction for himself.

Phil Taggart's opinions and experiences expressed above obviously do not reflect any official BBC standpoint on how to play The Sims, or handle teenage break-ups.

Phil Taggart's opinions and experiences expressed above obviously do not reflect any official BBC standpoint on how to play The Sims, or handle teenage breakups.

There is a special appendix to the issue of April 1, 1821, containing a Greek translation of an article dated March 29, taken from the Wiener Zeitung, which reports on the uprising of Alexandros Ypsilantis and Tudor Vladimirescu in the Danubian Principalities, that marked the beginning of the Greek War of Independence, and also states the official Austrian standpoint.

Policy documents were read by the two researchers and analyzed for content according to the research questions; they were considered as statements of the official government standpoint.

From a political and public relations standpoint, officials said it seemed better for House Democrats to step forward and make the case that approving the Senate bill would be better than having no health care bill.