Sentence examples for took views from from inspiring English sources

The move follows a consultation, published at the end of last year, that took views from members of the public, and which recommended addressing "safety, security and privacy challenges and concerns that drones present".

The broadcaster said that the show Comment, which takes views from the public by telephone, email and SMS, "allows absolutely anyone to openly express their views and opinion".

Now take "View" and then click "Sign" from the drop down box.

"We've been able to calculate where he took his views from, and most of them end up outside pubs," says Rees.

"There is plenty of room for about 130 homes without creating a mess and taking away views from people who have enjoyed them for years," he said.

I took the view from the outset that we should leave our weapons at the door and work as a team.

Instead of taking a "view from below", we should take a look from the side from all sides, to be sure.

Taking a view from 'some distance' and attempting not to take side between 'worrying' and 'not worrying' leads to an incontestable, 'objective' (i.e. person-invariant) observation.

In the absence of actual ignorance, we'll need to decide whether we want to take the view from behind the veil in our public policy.

A direct measurement of the radius cannot be taken because, viewed from Earth, the planet does not transit its star.

"We will have a look at 8am tomorrow on the back of what we have today and what the forecast is like and take a view from there".