Sentence examples for views noting that from inspiring English sources

Rubio countered by suggesting that he and Cruz hold similar views, noting that Cruz pushed an amendment that would have allowed undocumented people to receive work permits.

Another celebrated economist, Nicholas R. Lardy, expressed similar views, noting that China's obsession with favoring state-owned firms over private ones was hampering growth.

Other experts offered more tempered views, noting that most of the subjects in the Georgetown study were self-selected and that their number was relatively small: 28 veterans with symptoms and 10 participants without symptoms.

In July, the State Supreme Court overruled lower court decisions requiring the Borough of Harvey Cedars to compensate a couple $375,000 for building a dune that obstructed their ocean views, noting that the added protection had value.

He said the experiences of his elders had "shaped my views," noting that his father, a retired New York City police officer, had "made the most of what was available".

Election observers with the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe said the presidential election two years ago was "characterized by the absence of any real competition of ideas and political views," noting that Mr. Karimov's three opponents each publicly endorsed him.

One poster on Bodybuilding.com, another website where he shared his views, noted that Mr. Rodger had taken down a video titled "Why Do Girls Hate Me So Much?" This person said the video had made him look like a serial killer.

Melvin offered a similar view, noting that the West was "a good division from the standpoint of being competitive".

Coskun echoed this view, noting that PKK loyalists "see Isis and Hüda Par as one and believe Ankara supports Isis".

But Shurtleff rejected that view, noting that this decision was not made via executive order and that the administration has the discretion to decide whom to prosecute.

Mr Cox, who himself spent 17 years in Congress, takes the same view, noting that the legislative branch moves to its own rhythm.