Sentence examples for views the first stage from inspiring English sources

DfT views the first stage as a fair deal for the British, Morgan noted, but the public and parliament saw Heathrow as the UK's best bargaining chip to leverage negotiations and they feel that DfT squandered it in the first stage agreement.

The company produced a computer-animated video depicting a notional view of the first stage returning tail-first for a powered descent and the second stage with a heat shield, reentering head first before rotating for a powered descent.

Some viewed it as the first stage in a sale of the group, although others feared it was the precursor to another round of sackings.

From the signal-component point of view, the role of the first stage is emphasized because of the possible blockers in the input.

Bologna Process study analyzes the curriculum development efforts in a participatory point of view and the findings of the first stage by providing insights for the next step of the process.

Just as proponents of Gricean and convention-based theories typically view their theories as only the first stage in an analysis of meaning because they analyze meaning in terms of another sort of mental representation so proponents of mental representation-based theories will typically seek to provide an independent analysis of contents of mental representations.

By 08 00 BST, two hours before the first stage started, the viewing area near the start line was already packed, and further down the marina people stood patiently waiting for the teams.

RESTAURANTS Altitude 95 (telephone 33-1-45-55-20-04), on the first stage, has a panoramic view over the Seine and the Trocadero.

We can view the deterioration as a two-stage process: the first stage as normal operation, and the second stage as a potential failure[5, 6].

During the first stage, target populations, apart from the typological views that were usually encountered by them, they presented teleological views, as well (Kampourakis and Zogza 2008, 2009).

The first stage is to ensure that children have a right to express their views and then have the views given due weight (Lundy 2007).