Sentence examples for united view that from inspiring English sources

The open letter said: "It is our united view that the paediatric service, although not perfect, was not unsafe but as reconfigured is now unsafe and there is the risk of serious failure.

In contrast, Breyer writes that the majority in Citizens United "disregarded a traditional legal view that stretched as far back as 1907".

Such views are united in denying that belief that p is necessary or sufficient for an intuition that p and in rejecting dispositional analyses of intuition.

Rather than presenting works as a united exhibition that stays on view for about a year, curators from all seven departments plan to install what they hope will be a more fluid, though chronological, look at contemporary art.

This gene-environment correlation view on the variability observed in aptitude and talent thus unites the views that practice is indispensible and that heritability at the same time is clearly of importance as well and merits further research.

The feeling was clearly mutual: while the Liberal party has been united in the view that Hastie was an "outstanding candidate", Abbott's praise stood above.

Now the Conservative Party is united in the view that Britain should be an active member of an EU which is an association of nation states but must never be absorbed into a federal Europe.

— Federal Reserve officials and economists appear increasingly united in their view that the partisan gridlock on fiscal policy in Washington has clouded the prospects for a faster and stronger recovery.

Their schools may be poles apart in terms of geography and social context, but they are united in their view that an alternative to current education policy is needed fast, and that Labour is the best hope of achieving it.

Most analysts say they believe that the leadership is united in its view that the crackdown was a necessary price to pay for a long period of political stability.

As former ministers for disabled people, we are united in our view that the rights and opportunities of disabled people are best protected and advanced by the UK's continued membership of the European Union.