Sentence examples for population views from inspiring English sources

Its commander at the time, Lieutenant General Charles Cleveland, offered this statement to the court on the impact of the cases: "The majority of the Afghan population views the United States as one more in a long line of occupiers.

The cross-section of people who gathered in the city in June 2010 to hear Lord Saville's findings reflected the impact on so many lives of the events of Bloody Sunday, and what the local nationalist population views as the whitewash of the 1972 Widgery report.

And in Taiwan, a still significant segment of the population views the KMT and ROC with resentment because of suppressive rule after relocating to Taiwan in the 1940s.

Based on the Gender-GEDI Executive Report (2013) attitudes also play a crucial role in forming opinions that create a country's "entrepreneurial culture", meaning how the general population views entrepreneurial endeavors, risk assessment, and acceptance of business ownership as a viable career option.

A sizable non-Jewish segment of the population views kosher certification as an indication of wholesomeness.

The general population views death investigators as heroes who seek justice, caring for the dead as if they were relatives.

"If you look at how segments of the population view the police department, it makes some of our efforts problematic," Baltimore's police commissioner, Frederick H. Bealefeld III, told me.

The Rohingya are a deeply unpopular cause inside Burma, where much of the country's majority Buddhist population view them as illegal immigrants from Bangladesh.

Citizens' groups, meanwhile, have been protesting about the problem, demanding that Osaka clear the homeless out of public areas and protect people better against a population viewed as dirty and dangerous.

A minority of Czechs lauded the award as a fitting tribute to freedom fighters who had dared to stand up to a repressive government, but nearly half of the population viewed the men as criminals, according to a poll conducted for Czech Television.

To study the value of a population view in assessing assisted reproductive technology (ART) multiple-gestation infants.