Sentence examples for published views from inspiring English sources

Published views on limits of applied ecological research with regards to management of fisheries are discussed.

The Times & Tribune both published views of two majors getting "pointers on railroading," and the first lesson the military men received was a lesson in the Lantern.

But Johnson is asking people to elect him mayor, so they have every right to know his published views - even if the Standard carefully conceals them.

The B.I.S. acts as a clearinghouse for transactions between the central banks, and its published views represent those of the major central banks in the West that control it.

In a third review of existing policies on DTC testing, the published views of professional organisations and bioethics committees were synthesised (Skirton et al. 2012).

Turing took on a second-rank target in countering the published views of the brain surgeon G. Jefferson, as regards the objectivity of consciousness.

The Fortress of Solitude by Jonathan Lethem 511pp, Faber, £12.99 Back in August, the New Yorker published "View From a Headlock", a distillation of the early chapters of Jonathan Lethem's imminent The Fortress of Solitude.

I want the other newspapers to keep publishing views with which I fiercely disagree.

He remained associated with the nuclear weapons program until the late 1960's, when he began to publish views opposed to Government policy.

By publishing views such as these, The Mirror is giving assent to the view that it is acceptable to judge some people living with HIV because of their perceived behaviour".

Following the collapse of the Soviet Union, l'Humanité sought to broaden its appeal by publishing views from a variety of left-oriented perspectives a practice unthinkable during the Cold War.