Sentence examples for view call from inspiring English sources

Both view call for an internal strategic adoption of CSR principles.

Arguably such a view (call it "crude paradeigmatism") was refuted by the "Third Man" argument of the Parmenides (132a).

Call their view the restricted moral view; call the view that all moral statuses are to be understood in voluntarist terms the unrestricted moral view.

The view (call it the 'weak view') is that ordinary identity relations concerning (largely) the world of contingency and change are equivalence relations answering to restricted forms of LL.

Using its Internet service and portal, AOL will provide a "management dashboard" to users, allowing them to view call logs, and will likely tie the product in to its email and instant messaging applications, says a spokesman.

Critics of the socialization view call therefore for an alternative conception of norms capable, among other things, to account for the often-weak relation between beliefs and behavior (Deutscher 1973).

To someone who doesn't really play them, or take a great deal of interest in them, it's easy to view Call of Duty, Halo and Battlefield as exactly the same experience: and, to a great extent, they are.

Microsoft Word offers a new view called Reading Layout.

Dedicated winemakers scoff at that view, calling it "Rioj-itis".

Alexandre Dumas, whose bust is on view, called Carpeaux's finished sculptures "more alive than life itself".

State representative Ben Nageak, also Inupiat and from Barrow, took the opposite view, calling the news "heartbreaking".