Sentence examples for views published on from inspiring English sources

The latest and most definitive articulation of his views, published on Friday, reflects a good deal more modesty and generosity than earlier expressions, but it also bristles with bald assertions of American power.

In a personal view published on thebmj.com, Prue said that protecting boys as well as girls may cut the incidence of genital warts and several cancers among both sexes.

His views were published on the website of Egyptian-language daily newspaper Al-Masry Al-Youm.

The video, originally uploaded by her mother, has over 28,000 views since published on Jan . 22

Bubb, chief executive of the Association of Chief Executives of Voluntary Organisations, makes the recommendation in his final Winterbourne View report, published on Monday.

The Queen has been toppled from the number one spot of the Christmas Day ratings by BBC1 sitcom Mrs Brown's Boys in the consolidated viewing figures published on Friday.

A contrasting view was published on 19 October, with a paper from Chinese economist Yiping Huang arguing that the US did not win the last "currency war" with Japan, and has even less of a chance against China; but should focus instead on broader "structural adjustments" at the November 2010 G-20 Seoul summit.

Opposing views have been published on the importance of ultrasound screening for abdominal aortic aneurysms.

Comedian John Oliver's searing satirical skit on his Last Week Tonight show has had nearly 2.8m views since being published on 17 August.

Johan Hammerby, who runs the letters section of the paper, told the The Local that the piece had received over 30,000 views since being published on Thursday, and that it had become their most popular piece online.

Anti-semitic views have been published on its website and distributed by members (though disowned by other members) - and this was the main reason why the Guardian felt unable to continue employing a member of the group earlier this year.