They have a point.

I'm glad you take that view.

This outlook is understandable, but shortsighted.

Portugal strongly rejects that view.

We do not share this view.

looking at America from that point of view.

Two dangerous corollaries emerged from this view.

Mr. SUCHARIPA (Austria) supported that view.

Come and look at the view from this window.

That remained the view of the majority of the organizations in CCAQ.

In fact, the history of technology has repeatedly refuted this pessimistic view.

This is Sarkozy s major point.

Perspective is a very powerful thing.

That is a view that Americans should take to heart.

The real lie, in this view, is the claim of objectivity.

We merely wish to say that we fully share that view.

Changes in China s financial conditions reinforce this view.

That is true, of course, but that doesn t make this view any less naïve.

The unilateral attack on Iraq in 2003 and the subsequent occupation of this country, totally disregarding the United Nations and flagrantly violating its Charter and basic principles of international law.

From this point of view, two factors seem to us to be decisive.

Now some of this is a difference of opinion, and that's not my main complaint.

1 Vertical, Fixed Viewpoint

2 Horizontal, Fixed Viewpoint

3 Vertical, Variable Viewpoint

4 Horizontal, Variable Viewpoint

So, from the perspective of engineering, we can ask

From a German point of view, this discussion is a ludicrous inversion of the truth.

This point of view is the one adopted by the branch of theoretical physics called the physics of computation.

23. From the operational point of view, this initiative has been a notable success.

This issue should not be considered exclusively from the standpoint of social policy.

However, from the long term point of view, these measures will not be sufficient.

The alternative view suggests different remedies.

Egyptian blogger Zeinobia shares a similar thought

I'd prefer the technological viewpoint, a contact service.

Perspectives can change.

Perspectives can be altered.

Despite its seeming plausibility, this view is wrong.

I completely understand this view. But to embrace it would be a grave strategic error.

This would allow the Special Programme for LDCs to be the centre of analytical and operational work for LDCs.

And what's interesting about this view is, again, it's a view that's held by pro globalizers

But when you shake it, you get Pakistan's perspective.

Shake it again, and you get the British perspective.

Now some of this is a difference of opinion.

You hurried off in the opposite direction, I noticed.

And there, in full view of the entire populace,