Sentence examples for view translated from inspiring English sources

Gen Sir Nicholas Houghton told the BBC that a prime minister who said they wouldn't launch nuclear weapons would "seriously undermine" Britain's "deterrent"; he said he would be worried if such a view "translated into power".

How does that point of view translate into reality in the marketplace?

Culture, in the broadest sense, mediates between the public and the private, bringing the claims of the private into public view, translating demands of the public for private understanding.

Will these views translate into the new administration?

The deal with Sky means the increased investment in programming, and an increase in viewing, translates into more TV ad revenue income.

Only time will tell whether such views translate into a backlash in the voting booth.

Regular practice is required to ensure that the improved view translates reliably into successful tracheal intubation.

It's a view he translated into a personal campaign to collect donations in Ohio for a string of orphanages and a school in the poorest area of Port-au-Prince.

Language is a set of signs that denote the things we see - and in the first alphabet primers and Mother Goose nursery rhyme books, with their woodcut illustrations, you find this common sense world view being translated into books that span the gap between pictures and words, babyhood and literacy.

View the translated web page.

Corbyn issued a statement hours after Houghton said he would be worried by any prospect of the Labour leader's views being "translated into power" because Corbyn has said he would never be willing to approve the use of nuclear weapons.