Sentence examples for state's view from inspiring English sources

This is not yet the state's view.

This official Chinese site provides more on the Chinese state's view of Tibet.

The state's view is that patients should not serve as the surveillance tool for flaws in the hospital's systems.

So the Guardian asked the environment department's press office: "What is the secretary of state's view on climate change?

What I'm utterly against is some centralised list which is supposed to be the government's view or the state's view.

Representative Ed Royce, chairman of the House Committee on Foreign Affairs, welcomed Mrs. Clinton to the committee's hearing titled, "Terrorist Attack in Benghazi: The Secretary of State's View".

Unilateral statements also may constitute evidence of a state's views on a particular issue.

"The secretary of state's views are also totally out of step with licence fee payers, who value and support the BBC," she continued, by now just talking to herself.

"These programs are designed for families to save for college, not for them to make a lot of money in the stock market," said Tom Wallace, who runs Florida's college savings plans and agreed that "paternalistic" would not be an exaggeration in describing the state's views on the matter.

"The court finds that plaintiffs are entitled to a preliminary injunction based on their challenge to (the state's) viewing policies, in their current form, as unreasonable restrictions of plaintiffs' right to counsel and right of access to the courts," Baker wrote.

Its thrust, reflecting Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice's view at the time, was that the U.S. should limit its ambitions to defending Iraq from Al Qaeda and Iranian-backed extremists, and to preventing sectarian violence from spinning out of control; the paper did not make a case for a surge.