Sentence examples for views expressed in a from inspiring English sources

His record in office shows how circumstances and the assumption of power can alter views expressed in a campaign.

Faced with questions about Mr. Suleiman's views, expressed in a series of interviews in recent days, the White House on Monday called them unacceptable.

It states that the views expressed in a recent House of Commons report overlook "five important realities", then fails to enumerate them.

The views expressed in a British Medical Journal debate by Peter Gøtzsche, professor and director of the Nordic Cochrane Centre in Denmark, are strongly opposed by many experts in mental health.

Their views, expressed in a report this week, Why Children Die, put flesh on stark new statistics published on Friday from the most authoritative number-crunchers on health in the world, the Institute of Health Metrics and Evaluation in Seattle, part of the University of Washington.

The Northern Irishman was concerned that the views expressed in a BBC Radio Scotland interview were taken out of context by a newspaper the following day.

The DVD carries a notice that the views expressed in an accompanying commentary and mini-documentary, called a featurette, are those of the participants and not the studio.

He however added that the public's view expressed in a referendum had to be respected.

Stein's view, expressed in a speech earlier this spring, is that central banks should be less aggressive in their pursuit of full employment in an environment of heightened financial risk.

Turnbull rejected his predecessor Tony Abbott's view, expressed in a speech to the Master Builders Association in Victoria on Friday, that the Coalition had been in office since 2013 "but not in power" on the issue of making budget savings.

But the court also did not adopt the opposing view, expressed in a stinging dissent written by Justice Antonin Scalia, that an American citizen may not be detained without trial in the United States so long as the courts are open and Congress has not exercised its power to suspend the writ of habeas corpus.