Sentence examples for view abroad from inspiring English sources

And yet there's also a view abroad which says that, far from attacking or ignoring social work values, the government has incorporated them into its thinking.

"There's this view abroad of the poor Indians as unarmed, alienated people who don't know what they are doing," he says.

Government officials and private architects of the plan say the program would be financed by the International Broadcasting Bureau, parent agency of the Voice of America, which has been presenting the American view abroad -- mostly by radio -- for decades.

A8 Taking On China Censors The parent agency of the government-run Voice of America, which seeks to present the American view abroad, is developing a plan to finance an American-based computer network to thwart Beijing's attempts to censor the Internet.

The common view abroad, and among many U.S. historians, is that Russia's entry into the war (long scheduled and carried out on August 8) would have forced a Japanese surrender long before any U.S. invasion took place.

However, with the art movement gaining tremendous traction, the perception of how contemporary Gulf art is viewed abroad has changed.

On a recent trip to Europe, I learned firsthand how our country and its foreign policy are viewed abroad.

How he winds up being viewed abroad, as at home, will most likely depend on what happens there.

"Part of Phoenix's job is to disseminate China's views abroad," said Andrew K. Collier, an analyst at Bear , Stearnsin Hong Kong.

The few brave Cubans who dare to criticise the regime, and even to publish their views abroad, said this was aimed at them.

Betancourt's advocacy for dialogue and good government was viewed abroad as a hopeful alternative to the hard-line views that have been gaining strength across Colombia.