Meanings of express a view in English

Pai said that McGahn did not express a view on the merger.

We're going to express a view that we have been very thoughtful about.

Morrison declined to express a view on how low the cap should go.

If you and I express a view, it's our view.

They give MPs the opportunity to express a view and demonstrate support for that view.

I'm not willing to express a view.

Singapore has backed Japan's entry, but the United States is among the countries yet to express a view.

Voters were asked this fortnight to express a view about temporary and permanent migration, as well as short-term entrants.

What this achieves is the silencing of any staff wishing to express a view, as cuts come thick and fast.

Cipla Medpro said it would express a view to shareholders on the Indian firm's proposal when it had received a firm offer.

Lawyers question validity of Peter Dutton's decisions in immigration cases Read more Voters were also asked to express a view on six policy propositions.

Though the offer has been described as "friendly" by Atlantia, shareholders in Abertis have yet to express a view on the proposal.

Silence ensues upon the anomaly of a juryman daring to express a view aloud; WILLIAM avails himself of this silence for the same purpose.

The judge said he was not expressing a view on those allegations.

She was expressing a view held widely in the Arab world.

I was just expressing a view on an issue.