Sentence examples for retain the view from inspiring English sources

A United spokesman said: "We retain the view that the suspension is extremely harsh, but appealing it would only prolong the process as we enter the second half of the season".

The endorsement of Hamilton's view might seem perverse and, in fact, Jones is critical of his view in her logic primer (1906, 35 6)—but it is necessary if Jones is to retain the view that significant assertion is, at root, the assertion of an identity.

We retain the view that China will avoid a hard landing.

We retain the view that, for practical aspects, the LAPs enrichment approach is an appealing fractionation technique.

Most notable are the adherents of the Satmar hasidic sect who retain the views espoused by Grand Rabbi Joel Teitelbaum, who would not approach the Wall after the 1967 conquest (although he did visit the site during his visits to the Holy Land in the 1920s).

Rahman retains the view that the attacks are fuelled by a political class embarrassed by the success of his independent brand of politics.

If one retains the view that species are natural kinds one must confront the fact that a plethora of species concepts are available and as seen earlier, these species concepts do not always delineate the same species.

A different account of natural law is found in Porter, who in Nature as Reason (2005) retains the view that our final motivation is our own happiness and perfection, but rejects the view that we can deduce absolute action-guiding moral principles from human nature.