Sentence examples for views on the case from inspiring English sources

City residents had mixed views on the case.

Of course, her views on the case are not much in doubt.

Candidates were questioned at length about their views on the case and on capital punishment.

In the 20 years since the tragedy, bereaved families have expressed differing views on the case.

Last October, the justices sought the Bush administration's views on the case.

The governor, a Democrat, has not made his views on the case known publicly.

As do all "commentators," we have the right to "personally" convict him based on our own idiosyncratic views of the case.

Mr. Navalny's assessment that he probably faces conviction, though possibly with a suspended sentence, is a departure from his earlier views on the cases against him, which are part of a larger crackdown on opposition figures here.

"In such cases, there is a strong argument that federal courts should give serious weight to the executive branch's view of the case's impact on foreign policy," Justice Souter said.

A footnote in a 2004 Supreme Court decision on an unrelated Alien Tort Statute case referred specifically to the South African lawsuit, noting that there was "a strong argument that federal courts should give serious weight to the executive branch's view of the case's impact on foreign policy".

"India has consistently urged Pakistan on several occasions to take a sympathetic and humanitarian view on the case of Sarabjit Singh.