Sentence examples for view of commerce from inspiring English sources

In testimony before the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, the nominee, Robert M. Groves, said he supported the view of Commerce Secretary Gary Locke, who oversees the Census Bureau and has said there are no plans to use statistical sampling in the 2010 count.

Philip L. Martin, an agricultural economist at UC Davis, says flatly, "The answer is illegal immigration adding to the supply of labor and changing the wage structure". One primary reason that the '80s are the misunderstood decade is that the media and the intelligentsia are Democrats by affiliation and agnostic in their view of commerce.

Mr. Lessig argues that the founders had a balanced view of commerce and creation, allowing Congress to impose copyrights "for limited times".

"The Burr bill approaches the problem from the point of view of commerce," Wilson observed delicately.

But Ms. Wolfe's engaging piece, featuring a striking series of images by the filmmaker Bill Morrison, doesn't present a negative view of commerce or industry.

Edward Koch, the Mayor, and Sandy Rosner, a songwriter from Chocowinity, N.C., take a similar view of commerce, Liberty Weekend, and the several million Americans who have descended on New York City.

View of Social Construction exhibition.

The McCarthy view of Citizen Kane.

View of Diamond Head from Waikiki beach, Honolulu, Hawaii.

This is the utopian view of AI.

By Roger Angell A view of Yankee Stadium, 1934.