Sentence examples for view that the first from inspiring English sources

Such is the claim made in the view that the first confession was not used in evidence against the accused.

Stock market experts are unanimous in the view that the first of these options would be the wrong strategy.

Here we find confirmed the view that the first English author to have his works published as if he were a classic was Ben Jonson in 1616.

The Ninth and Tenth Circuit precedents still take the view that the First Amendment requires a purpose test in threats cases.

Doubt, however, may be cast on his view that "the first European known to have visited the site would seem to have been the Maestro de Campo Jacobo de Alçayaga," in 1696.

Nuclear experts at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California, Los Alamos's longtime rival, did their own reassessments and kept to the view that the first tests were small.

Prof Reynolds is of the view that during the first decade of devolution, too much attention was given to developing the curriculum and not enough on raising teaching standards.

But then she tacks back the other way: "I have written from Jesus' point of view; that is, the first person singular ('I,' 'Me,' 'Mine') always refers to Christ.

The Prince's Trust had instituted the '3 Ps' of Purpose (40%), People (40%) and Performance (20%) with the view that "if the first two are valued and right, then the third should naturally improve".

"It has confirmed our view that the first-tier cities have been the leaders in the price recovery".

Some referees seemingly take the view that the second yellow should be harder to earn than the first.