Sentence examples for view setting from inspiring English sources

Moore blames Ipso for still, in his view, setting mediation and conciliation ahead of regulation.

In their view, setting 100m and 200m personal bests – even at 32 – is probably down to hard work and genetics rather than synthetics.

They recall Mr Clinton's presidency as a time when the rules on Wall Street banks were loosened, in their view setting the scene for the later financial crash.

In one impressive and quietly comic section of "To Change the Church," he recounts the aftermath of the Second Vatican Council three times, from three points of view, setting exaggerated tribal grievances next to details of undeniable truth, as if slowly turning over events in order to find an acceptably clean ground for conversation.

As an example, when traveling through different countries or when sending a letter, people only consider their destination in a broader view, setting their goal to it.

Such concentration of livestock farming activity makes therefore, critical (both from the environmental and the economical points of view) setting up techniques and technologies for proper management of both manures and elements of plant nutrition (Petersen et al. 2007) in compliance with the required lowering of livestock farming environmental pressure (EU 1991, 2000).

Magritte's modest contribution to Surrealist invention here lies in the seaside view set on an easel inside a room.

To see it come into view, set on 1,000 acres in Berkshire, is to truly understand his meaning.

Simon Stevens's NHS Five Year Forward View sets out a vision of new, integrated models of care.

On Thursday, hoping to subdue the gathering public relations storm, intelligence officials invited reporters to a background briefing to, in their view, set the record straight.

It is a linear story, told from a woman's point of view, set against a widely shared and deeply painful episode of foreign intervention.