Sentence examples for views expressed at from inspiring English sources

The views expressed at the focus group will give succour to the Conservatives and Ukip.

Views expressed at the meeting are being passed to Lord Patten, the new chairman of the BBC Trust.

The views expressed at the White Rock Cafe on the quayside – where many of the locals speak Guernsey French – were less straightforward.

For many years the views expressed at those seminars about the Italian economy have been a triumph of hope over experience.

The session starts with a short recap on Women and the vote, suffrage movements and the different views expressed at the time.

It would be easy for Miliband to dismiss views expressed at a meeting organised by Progress, a thinktank associated with the Blairite wing.

"We noted a view expressed at the meeting that more flexible exchange-rate management, in some cases" is beneficial.

Those present agreed with the strong view expressed at the outset by one expert that "the current system of maternity care is unsustainable.

The Congolese camp members — including, at any time, two bonobo field workers, a cook, an assistant cook, and a fisherman, working on commission — were largely pro-Bemba, or, at least, anti-government, a view expressed at times as nostalgia for the rule of Mobutu Sese Seko.

"With the biggest claimed budget of a single channel across Europe, what has gone wrong with their schedule, programme content, and marketing and promotion that led to a situation where family Moran had dialled out of ITV consciousness?" Charles Allen's view, expressed at Edinburgh, that by 2003 ITV would be broadcasting on digital satellite, has gone down badly.

The US authorities have been so firm that the danger is pressing in contrast to the German interior minister's view, expressed at a news conference on Monday, that there are "no indications of imminent attacks in Germany".