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Silak12 Posted 12 years ago
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From today's perspective?
Hi! everyone.
Could you tell me whether I used " perspective" correctly?
The critic(from the perspective of that time when there was comparatively less terrorism) is actually saying that immigration laws and rules should not be applied and used blindly. If some war-stricken people come as refugees to a country even without passports and visas they should be given refuge.But from today's perspective It would bring complete disorder and a breakdown of law and order in the country if refugees are allowed with out making proper checks on them. But still we should try to help genuinely needy people after proper checks to ensure they are harmless to our a country.
Thanks!
Could you tell me whether I used " perspective" correctly?
The critic(from the perspective of that time when there was comparatively less terrorism) is actually saying that immigration laws and rules should not be applied and used blindly. If some war-stricken people come as refugees to a country even without passports and visas they should be given refuge.But from today's perspective It would bring complete disorder and a breakdown of law and order in the country if refugees are allowed with out making proper checks on them. But still we should try to help genuinely needy people after proper checks to ensure they are harmless to our a country.
Thanks!
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I would say you used perspective correctly.
- I would say you used perspective correctly.
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