Sentence examples for stating its views from inspiring English sources

Today OCR released a document stating its views which it has sent to ministers for consideration when drawing up the white paper.

But for others it's simply China stating its views," said David Bachman, a China scholar at the University of Washington in Seattle.

Stuart Benjamin, a professor at Duke Law School, said the key question is whether the government is simply stating its views or using the threat of withdrawing funding to pressure people to change their message.

In 2013, FinCEN issued guidance stating its view that "administrators" and "exchangers" of convertible virtual currencies are considered "money transmitters" and, therefore, MSBs.

In stating its view of Russia's threat to the region, the letter makes clear the accompanying discomfort it feels about "a realist" America in 2009.

Its charter goes to some length (Article 22) to state its views on this.

If these are put in doubt, Europe has the right to state its views".

Rupert Murdoch — chairman of the News Corporation, naturalized citizen and member of the coalition — stated its views succinctly: "This country can and must enact new immigration policies that fulfill our employment needs, provide a careful pathway to legal status for undocumented residents, and end illegal immigration".

They said as a practical matter the department, which was invited to state its views in the case in February, needed to do so by this week if it hoped to influence the court's decision on whether to accept the case before it leaves for summer recess in June.

The White House has again stated its views.

During his close to three years at the central bank, Bernanke, 51, worked to rid the Fed of its cryptic ways and state its views clearly.