Sentence examples for predominant views of from inspiring English sources
He also challenges the idea that the Supreme Court tends to follow the predominant views of the American public, pointing to the 1962 ban on teacher-led prayer in Engel v. Vitale, which drew widespread public rebuke, and even the much-lauded Tinker v. Des Moines Independent Community School District, a landmark 1969 ruling that affirmed students' right to engage in symbolic antiwar speech.
He also challenges the idea that the Supreme Court tends to follow the predominant views of the American public, pointing to the 1962 ban on teacher-led prayer in Engel v. Vitale, which drew widespread public rebuke, and Tinker v. Des Moines Independent Community School District.
Predominant views of development – economic growth and structural adjustment – have underestimated the value of social development, education in general and girls' education in particular.
The main ones are knowledge, perceived risk/susceptibility, anticipated outcome/regret, self-efficacy/perceived control, intentions or goals, and subjective norms (individuals' perceptions of the predominant views of appropriate behaviour).
The predominant views on the nature of the perpetrator among the participants were that 'alcohol and drugs are common reasons that men abuse' and 'the perpetrator simply loses control'.
The predominant view of service systems is mechanistic and linear.
This paper challenges the predominant view of embeddedness and over-embeddedness as absolute and mutually exclusive conditions.
Among respectable commentators, the predominant view of that unfortunate occurrence has been that it was much ado about not very much.
But the narrative of technological savvy resonates — and seems almost natural — because it connects with the predominant view of success and power in our era.
On Friday, in the centre of his constituency, the predominant view of voters was that MPs should hurry up with Brexit.
There have been films over the years that give us glimpses of that once taboo subject -- young women's sexual initiation -- but the predominant view of the mating experience, especially in the hormonally driven teenage years, has been male.
