Sentence examples for stating their views from inspiring English sources
I doubt these clergy members would lose their jobs and homes or be beaten up for stating their views.
Ask members to be accountable for stating their views but emphasize that no one will be coerced into sharing information they are not yet willing to share.
Communicating via computers tends to lead people to lose sight of the feelings of, or to be insensitive to, others; consequently, users tend to be more blunt in stating their views than they probably would be face-to-face.
After first saying he had no intention of recusing himself, Justice Prosser on Thursday asked the parties in the campaign finance case to file memos stating their views about recusal.
And there is nothing anonymous about the debates over the economic rescue plan, whether in Congress or at the water cooler: people are stating their views to an audience, and the collective fairness instinct is stoked to high heat.
Whether such bans violate the First Amendment was the subject of spirited arguments this week in the Supreme Court, where justices examined Minnesota's rules prohibiting judicial candidates from stating their views on "disputed legal or political issues".
In 1989, at what was to become known as the "Sunbird" conference, 14 forest supervisors from the Northern Region (Montana and northern Idaho) provided an "open letter" to Chief Dale Robertson stating their view that existing national forest timber harvest levels were jeopardizing important resource values such as water quality, and were out of step with many national forest stakeholders.
When club officials requested a meeting to state their views, they were initially rebuffed.
Defendants find the procedure fairer when they are allowed to state their views.
Would today's generation of nationalists state their views on whether any ethnic groups are more or less advanced?
During the panel, four outstanding female professionals stated their views on the financial market, artificial intelligence, and big data.
