Sentence examples for views of issues from inspiring English sources

To suggest otherwise, by quizzing a judicial candidate on his or her views of issues, blesses judicial activism.

Judges generally decline to discuss their views of issues that may come before them, because of ethical rules, and cases dealing with aspects of the new law remain possible.

It is not in Mr. Giuliani's interest, except in the broadest sense, to get drawn into a partisan discussion about the Democratic and Republican views of issues that might arise in the Senate in 2001.

The seven short features were conceived as artist views of issues and are the work of six renowned African film directors spread across the sub-Saharan region.

A few independent news outlets, including Belsat and Radio Racja, struggle to provide a more critical view of issues such as the ongoing recession.

If we are interested in distribution from the point of view of issues such as migration, the marginalisation of developing countries and capacity to repay foreign debts, we should compare incomes with market exchange rates.

The talks have been complicated by the revelation of American spying stemming from the leaks by Edward J. Snowden, the former National Security Agency contractor, which has sharply recast the European view of issues like data privacy addressed in the talks.

George Brandis said he had sought advice from the solicitor general on 13 October "in view of issues raised in proceedings commenced in the high court against Senator Culleton by Mr Bruce Bell".

At this time, participants could give a more reflective view of issues while not having to deal with the immediate crisis.

Yes, within conservative side, there will be variations but by and large they have a static view of issues.

While the Representatives existed in a two-year direct election cycle, the senators could afford to "take a more detached view of issues coming before Congress".