Sentence examples for views established from inspiring English sources

Hamilton laid the foundations for this country's financial system as its first secretary of the Treasury; his ideas about a strong central government were expressed in the Federalist Papers and influenced the Constitution; and his opposition to Jeffersonian views established the first grounds for a two-party system.

Despite clear connections, the schools generally deny any affiliation with the Gulen movement, a powerful religious and political force in Turkey whose leader, Mr. Gulen, views establishing schools as part of his mission.

Banks also view established buildings more favorably, making mortgages easier to come by.

In 1889 Ethiopia and Italy concluded the Treaty of Wichale, which in the Italian view established an Italian protectorate over Ethiopia.

Since then they have successfully, from their point of view, established themselves as a nation (rather than Dutch-speaking Belgians), creating a linguistic border through the heart of Belgium in 1963 which has no roots in history.

"If you look at the options of the Accounting Principles Board, you will rarely ever see the investor's point of view established," he charges.

Siddons and Kemble furthered the view established by Pritchard and Garrick that character was the essence of Shakespearean drama.

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It states: "This parliamentary action, in our view, establishes statutory under pinning for media regulation.

And, over the years, it has done a sterling job of quantifying TV viewing, establishing the trading currency in the media.

It has also been a spectacular success from a technical point of view, establishing itself not just as a viable currency but as the only plausible rival to the dollar.