Sentence examples for view of the timing from inspiring English sources

"Our preliminary view of the timing is that the Legislature will have to act by late March," Mr. Sander said.

While Mr. Bernell agrees with the common assessment among Chinese artists that Mao's rule gave rise to a dark age of Chinese art, he offers an alternative view on the timing of a cultural rebirth here.

As shown in Tables 9 and 10, the students held different views on the timing of grammatical error correction and the timing of content and organizational error correction.

Specifically, we shall enquire about their views on ACP discussions, how they feel about taking part in such discussions, who they might involve, which aspects of ACP they feel are most important, and their views on the timing of ACP and current ACP documents in use (such as the form used by participating professionals in WP2 and examples identified from WP1).

"From the point of view of oil, the timing of this war is just horrible".

From a political point of view, the timing of the agreement could hardly be worse.

From an economic policy point of view, the timing of the policy action is a central issue.

Shinzo Abe, the prime minister, on the other hand, would prefer to rely heavily on the NRA's imprimatur to justify restarting nuclear plants.From a public-relations point of view, also, the timing of the NRA's announcement could not have been worse.

If that sounds like an apt description of the FARC's own actions, from the guerrillas' point of view the timing made perfect sense.

From the art market's point of view the timing seems good.

From Wales' point of view, the timing could not be better.