Sentence examples for organization view from inspiring English sources

Gonzalez is 32, and while signing him may be a long shot, some in the organization view him as an attractive alternative.

If there is an issue to be taken with WikiLeaks, it's that Assange and those who run the organization view the morality of their mission as completely black and white.

The organization views the morning-after pill as a form of abortion, which it opposes.

For a long time the action committee was a fringe organization, viewed askance by groups like the Directors Guild of America and the Motion Picture Association of America, which lobbies in Washington for Hollywood studios.

Washington has suggested that Turkish membership in the S.C.O., a security organization viewed as an anti-American bulwark in Central Asia, might be problematic in view of the Turkish role in N.A.T.O.

Inter-view dependencies are built based on the subset organization; views from a given subset can depend from views of the same subset or lower ones.

But could they also change how the organization views him and damage his chances of starting in 2014?

NELP senior staff attorney George Wentworth said his organization views the previously-passed law as the most "comprehensively awful" of the unemployment reforms enacted in 10 states this year.

The organization views its future plan to 'adopt' a school in Haiti as "a great opportunity for the first black intercollegiate fraternity to stand in solidarity with the first independent black Republic".

Former Chamber economist Lawrence Hunter says the organization "views itself as a shadow-government policymaking body" and the Washington Monthly article notes that for big business, "a large part of what the Chamber sells is political cover".

Wallis introduces an argument that individuals were intrigued by the Church of Scientology for two reasons: the level with which the organization viewed itself as a sincere structure, and the degree to which the external society saw Scientology as "respectable" as opposed to "deviant" in nature.