It doesn't necessarily depend on the views of one person".
"Eminent as Lord Myners may be, it is not credible to base the future governance on the views of one man," Hunt said.
Eminent as Lord Myners, who is leading a review of the group, may be, it is not credible to base its future governance on the views of one man.
In today's Guardian Nicholas Watt reports on the views of one unnamed senior Tory, who said: The big society, which is great for governing the country, is no good as an election strategy.
They got a large response, they said, on both sides, and read out on air the views of one person who said he was offended, though he didn't explain why.
Under the proposed legislation, a doctor must obtain the views of one or more appropriately qualified doctors on the proposed innovatory treatment.
A lover of cats, especially Siamese, the views of one of his pets, Perseus, were often sought on all kinds of matters, to the point where Perseus qualified for an obituary in the Times.
Op-eds, which means "opposite editorial," are literally found on the page opposite from the editorials, and are the views of one person – usually a columnist or well-known person – about current events.
We told them no, those were just the views of one small group.
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