Sentence examples for view issues from inspiring English sources

A1 Conservatives expressed anger over the ruling on the statute, especially those who view issues like sexual conduct as having profound moral and religious significance.

In contrast, the Republican presidential candidate has hesitated to view issues through a racial lens, and has, for example, criticised Black Lives Matters activists for "creating strife".

Molly Lambert at Grantland, in an article called No Country for Old Pervs, says that other allegation of harassment and abuse – like those surrounding photographer Terry Richardson and ousted American Apparel CEO Dov Charney – signal a real moment in the way we view issues of sexual harassment in the workplace: The '00s were a bully.

I kept it deliberately philosophical to understand how Paul will view issues in the future.

These skills include the abilities to work well with colleagues and subordinates from diverse backgrounds; to view issues from multiple perspectives; and to anticipate and respond with sensitivity to the cultural differences of highly diverse customers, colleagues, employees, and global business partners.

Examining how Iraqis view issues close to home can also be quite instructive.

Scrutiny of Google's privacy policies is more intense in Europe, where the Street View issue first emerged, than it is in the United States.

However, this feature is not a limitation since the fixed view issue can be handled using conventional tracking systems.

James Schiro, the current head of Goldman's audit committee, said Goldman viewed issues like losses at rival firms "very seriously".

In his writing as in his career, Leonhardt has positioned himself at the intersection of economics and politics, viewing issues with a skeptical but pragmatic eye.

But we can encourage consistency in moral reasoning by viewing issues from many angles, discussing them with other people and monitoring our emotions closely.