Sentence examples for views on the problem from inspiring English sources

There are two basic views on the problem of governmental accountability.

Before examining Leibniz's views on the problem of evil, it is necessary to do some stage-setting in order to locate just what sort of problem Leibniz thought evil presented.

The issues that arise in thinking about Leibniz's views on the problem of evil have only in the past couple of decades begun to receive the sustained scholarly attention that they deserve in virtue of their manifest significance for Leibniz.

Dr. McCormick declined today to talk about the possibility of seeking a cap on enrollment or to offer any specific views on the problems he would confront.

The mayor (@mayoroflondon) apparently plans to set up a commission to inform his views on the problems that could benefit from a pan-London approach, including availability of school places across boroughs, access to information about schools and standards, and curriculum issues.

Both were unusually eager to get shareholders' views on the problems at United Health said Chad Johnson, a partner at Bernstein, Litowitz Berger & Grossmann, one of two law firms that represented nine public pension funds that sued UnitedHealth and 20 of its officers and directors over the backdating.

In an attempt to triangulate the new consultant responses on self-perceived learning needs, questionnaires were sent to a small number of established consultants for their views on the problems faced by new consultants.

Since the Obama administration killed a plan to build a repository at Yucca Mountain in the Nevada desert, some supporters of nuclear power have fallen back on a rather simple view of the problem: if politics had not killed Yucca, it would be well on its way today towards operation.

The service companies' interest, but not ours, is to hide this view of the problem, and concentrate on getting individual consent.

Ban is understood to view climate change as one of the key defining issues of his tenure as secretary general, and is still smarting from the failure of the Copenhagen summit to produce a unified world view on the problem.

Instead, we are interested in your personal view on the problem described.