Sentence examples for position widely held from inspiring English sources

Contrary to the position widely held on Wall Street, nature is the ultimate source of all economic value.

In a 180-degree turnaround from the position widely held in the 1980s, Mercer continued: "The pension scheme is a major stakeholder in the wider financial position of the sponsoring company.

With that, Mr. Netanyahu rejected the position, widely held outside of Israel and among some factions within, that the settlement enterprise is taking land away from a future Palestinian state.

Syriza says it wants to stay in the Euro, a position widely held by the Greek people, though some groups within the party are less favourable towards the single currency.

Unfortunately, NERD patients are still considered as having just a mild form of GERD, a position still widely held by institutions and third-party payers.

The Logical Empiricists accounted for truths which do not seem to be answerable to experience, most obviously the truths of logic and mathematics, by saying that they are analytic, and this position was very widely held by the 1940s.

His view is widely held in Japan.

"By now this is quite a widely held position," he said, speaking on condition of anonymity.

Some Democrats have been calling to abolish U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, but it's not a widely held position.

Some Democrats have been calling to abolish U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, but it's not a widely held position and some Democrats say the agency should be reformed, not abolished.

It is a widely held position among mental health experts working in courts that it is best to spread consultations between defense lawyers and prosecutors to avoid what is known as "the allegiance effect".