take a view造句

On this point we take a view different from Khrushchov's.

That's something voters may find it easy to take a view on.

The government acknowledges the money lost to middlemen and declares that we “need to take a firm view on opening up of retail trade”. But saying you need to take a view is not the same as taking one.

” Nor does she think the government should take a view on whether people should have pre-marital sex.

"It would seem to follow that, if" substance "is rejected, we must take a view more akin to that of Scotus than to that of Aquinas."

The risk, though, is that one day Mr Bernanke will have to take a view more at odds with the party in power. And that could happen when the economic circumstances are particularly testing.

As first-team coach I was able to sit on the outside and take a view inwards, but in this role my decision-making is far more frequent and issues crop up that it's my responsibility to deal with.