Sentence examples for views given by from inspiring English sources

Starbucks said it believed that its current lease accounting methods were not consistent with views given by the S.E.C. staff earlier this week.

The views given by the seminar and survey participants may especially reflect the views of elites with access to education; views and experiences of other population groups affected could not be considered.

Therefore, they were represented by the views given by other officers including the DMOs and DNOs, apart from the views expressed by several other participants.

Consistent with the views given by the respondents about the importance of surveillance, a study on HCC screening conducted by Zhang et al, found that surveillance of hepatitis B carriers in shanghai, China reduced HCC related mortality by 37% [ 22].

Figures  2 and 3 summarise the views given by the core teams and other relevant actors (e.g., the municipality, welfare workers, primary care staff and local residents) regarding the tools and collaboration in the stepwise approach.

The snapshot view given by a nutritional prevalence survey which provides a picture at one point in time only is another limitation.

Thus, the data are not fully reconciled, allowing to consider the different points of view given by the various databases.

It is worth noting that this maintenance additional cost is mandatory in order to keep the different points of view given by the sources.

A more liberal view, given by the experienced doctors and specially trained midwives, was that there could be a number of reasons leading to a woman procuring an abortion.

Animalist responses to these views are given by Hershenov (2005b, forthcoming) and Olson (2007: ch. 4).

A complementary view is given by Figure  3, which provides snapshots of some views and interfaces of the operations invoked when performing simulations and constraints configuration, showing a typical workflow when working with CBFA.