Meanings of political viewpoint in anglès

But I know my history, and therefore write from a political viewpoint.

There's ample evidence that people are drawn to news that affirms their political viewpoint.

More likely we'll be spoon-fed Molinari's own political viewpoint as told by her congressional allies.

Madam, -Have you ever met any person whose political viewpoint was swayed by flyers and posters?

But the best way to handle this, from a purely political viewpoint, is not to worry about collateral damage.

Voters in the US state of Georgia tell us what they think about Americans who hold the opposite political viewpoint.

For example, scientific organizations must perform research in the public interest, and educational organizations can not espouse a particular political viewpoint.

And to take a wider political viewpoint, are car imports the most important thing for the government to be focusing on right now?

There are 9 important daily newspapers in Paris, each with a different political viewpoint and following, and Taft was unpopular with all nine.

In the effort to throw light upon this tangled situation, let us briefly survey the problem from the economic, social, personal, and political viewpoint.

For example, alongside content that promotes terrorism, violence against women, racism, certain political viewpoints etc.

I found every conceivable lifestyle, occupation, and financial position, and I found remarkably diverse political viewpoints.

Facebook's algorithm means people are more likely to see stories with political viewpoints that match their own.

It has banned live interviews and says as a government station Radio Norfolk cannot broadcast political viewpoints.

The nature of the IMF is inextricably linked with its controlling member state and staff's economic and political viewpoints.

"From a political viewpoint, however, Mr. Osmond would-