Sentence examples for which in the view of from inspiring English sources

The Fed minutes said a half-point increase would help avert a rise in inflation expectations, which in the view of some members were worsening.

Israel also maintained the blockade of Gaza after the ceasefire came into force which, in the view of the Hamas leaders, amounted to a violation of the agreement.

Adrian Auer, the chairman of Shanks, said: "Carlyle has failed to offer a price which in the view of the board properly reflects the value of the group".

That was when Mr. Schröder established a close friendship with Vladimir V. Putin, who was then Russia's president, which in the view of the Poles worked against Poland's national interests.

A clause states that OUSU has the right to "remove any materials, or to prevent any activity, which in the view of OUSU Officers is likely to cause offence".

Buyers still have to wait at least a year to get phones based on a truly new operating system, which, in the view of most analysts, will either make or break the company.

That may have been a bizarre interpretation of a provision of the state liquor law that forbade the service of liquor to disorderly people — a group to which homosexuals, in the view of the State Liquor Authority, automatically belonged, regardless of decorum.

The state is stepping up efforts with prevention and rehabilitation, a spokeswoman for Governor Kasich said, but there are no plans to increase local financing for law enforcement, which remains, in the view of Chief Horner, woefully inadequate.

A safe learning environment, which, moreover, in the view of senior residents should not be authoritative, was considered essential in pursuing this goal.

In the cabinet, in which the view of the planning department as a "child's steam engine" did the rounds, the ambitious Ehmke came under pressure.

Then the Netherlands were finally reunited with the origins of the "alluvial deposits of the French rivers," of which the country in the view of Napoleon consists.