Sentence examples for taking the views from inspiring English sources

By taking the views and perspectives of the final year students into account, continuous quality improvement (CQI) can be carried out.

"The inquiry is hugely timely and hopefully it paves the way for some sort of high-level announcement from government". The first of the inquiry's six evidence sessions starts on Wednesday, taking the views of experts, government departments, cycling luminaries such as the Olympic champion-turned bike builder Chris Boardman and members of the media, including the Guardian.

By taking the views of users into account we also make collection management more publically accountable.

I don't want them to be unreasonable and I know that they are taking the views of council tax payers into consideration.

BBC news online has been taking the views of business since the Scottish independence debate has been hotting up over the past few months.

But leaving these measurement issues aside, just what would taking the views of the Tea Party movement into account involve for the Republican Party?

The poll by YouGov took the views of 1,000 voters.

"They generally take the view of protecting special interests".

We take the view that we are only custodians.

Over the past two decades, the U.S. has taken the view that the stronger patents are, the better.

I take the view it does pass the custody threshold.