Sentence examples for should be viewed from from inspiring English sources
According to Avraham Burg, a former speaker of the Israeli parliament, the club should be viewed from three perspectives.
Responding to Regan's confidential memo, Tom Korologos, an adviser to every Republican President from Nixon to George W. Bush, told the Reagan White House that the second term should be viewed from the standpoint of the President's intended legacy.
Except for a handful of such books, the bright pages of which still rain influence or which possess artistic merit, this literature should be viewed from its socioeducational-commercial aspect.
Thus, designing and understanding PMFCs should be viewed from a biosystems engineering perspective rather than only through MFC methodology.
Pain after amputation should be viewed from a broad perspective that considers other anatomic sites as well as the impact of pain on functioning.
However, the clinical significance should be viewed from the perspective of changes in other inflammatory risk markers of importance for the evolution of cardiovascular disease.
But he said the bank bailout, passed in the waning days of George W. Bush's presidency, should be viewed separately from other government intervention programs that had come in the Obama administration.
25 26 We do not want to suggest that such students should be viewed differently from any others because we have shown only a relative risk, and the absolute risk for an individual from any background is small.
Several Buddhist scholars told me that the deaths were, generally speaking, a sacrifice for a higher cause, and should be viewed as different from violence against others or from suicides committed out of personal despair.
He says his preaching is a job and should be viewed no differently from any other candidate's job.
But the prosecution, and a smattering of other cases of bogus bomb threats and false crime reports stemming from the attacks, suggest judges are deeply divided over how to punish such offenders, and whether they can, or should be, viewed in isolation from the events of last fall.
