Sentence examples for views put forward by from inspiring English sources

As to my opinions on the future of Oxbridge, I share many of the views put forward by Owen Jones.

And all these views – to get around to the point – are the views put forward by Trump, both today and for the past nearly eight years.

As the views put forward by Prof. Pittard are said to coincide with the point of view of the Turkish Society for Historical Research, it is possible that they will stimulate much-needed intensive study of Hittite origins.

In ruling on the admissions policies of the University of Michigan Law School, the court's majority opinion, written by Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, cited the views put forward by General Motors and other companies in friend-of-the-court briefs that said achieving diversity was essential at universities and in workplaces to compete in an increasingly global marketplace.

Though the views put forward by the two sides in a Federal appeals court hearing today on the immediacy of impeachment appeared at first blush to be counterintuitive, they made sense in the framework of the legal fight that has arisen in the Lewinsky inquiry over the extent of the lawyer-client privilege.

For a comparison between Descartes' criterion for the construction of geometrical curves and the views put forward by Pascal, see Jesseph 2007).

This is the view put forward by proponents of the pre-1995 system.

"Russia's (Syria) plan, in principle, broadly coincides with the view put forward by the United States.

Socrates (as usual, Plato's spokesman) responds to a view put forward by his young friend Glaucon.

This was the view put forward by Sigmund Freud in a celebrated exchange of letters with Albert Einstein in 1931-32.

The figures also challenge the view put forward by Malcolm George, chief executive of the Association of British Bookmakers, that betting shops are the safest place to gamble.