by the view vs through the view

Both phrases are not commonly used in English. The correct phrase to use would be 'in view of' or 'from the viewpoint'. 'By the view' and 'through the view' are not standard expressions in English.

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by the view

This phrase is not a standard expression in English.

This phrase is not commonly used in English. It does not convey a clear meaning.

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I am moved by the view that we cannot behave unreasonably towards these human beings.
We consider that the European Parliament should stand by the view that this matter requires the codecision procedure and should not allow the Commission and the Council to take decisions without any form of control on a matter which, moreover, also affects the smooth running of Parliament.
And the higher I got, the more amazed I was by the view.
I am perhaps slightly disappointed by the view of the PPE-DE.
You that choose not by the view
I am rather shocked by the view of the rapporteur, who appears to choose an opt-out which will only free consumers from the inconvenience after they have expressly lodged their protests.
We consider the reference to the UN Charter to be both extremely dangerous and revealing, accompanied as it is by the view that 11 September was a case of armed attack.
The role of science and technology in the society has been strongly influenced by the view that sees Research and Development (R&D) mainly as an instrument of economic competition: research is worthwhile only if able to promote innovation.
We stand by the view that the cost of reducing emissions of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases should be paid for by the real polluters (i.e. large-scale industry) out of their excess profits.
stands by the view expressed in opinion CdR 84/2005 that it is of crucial importance to support innovation and entrepreneurial development, particularly in terms of developing new maritime technologies;
It is difficult to avoid the impression that report was strongly influenced by the view that the fishing capacity of the Baltic cod fleet is currently far too large in relation to the available fishing quotas.
And the third is the experience from the mountain, which is really dominated by the view shed of the spring valley there behind Danny, and if you look off to the right, out there, 15 miles across to the Schell Creek range.
In addition to the file name, some file detail information is shown on each line. The details are controlled by the View Show Details sub menu settings.
Displays each file on a separate line similar to the Detailed List View except that the detail information is specific to the file type. This feature is controlled by the View View As sub menu.
Files of certain types may display a preview of their contents instead of the default icon. The file types selected for preview are controlled by the View Preview sub menu settings. See the section File Previews of this handbook for more details.
Displays each file or folder on a separate line, as an icon followed by the file or folder name followed by information about the item. The amount of information shown is controlled by the View Show Details sub menu settings.
It is important that we be guided by the view of human life which has characterised this Europe of ours for more than a thousand years.
According to Germany, the ideas on integrating Wfa into WestLB dated back to the 1970s and the 1980s and were prompted by the view that housing promotion could be made more efficient.
As far as Cyprus is concerned, we continue to abide firmly by the view that the peace process should be resumed as quickly as possible under the auspices of the United Nations. Turkey has promised to support this process.
And the higher I got, the more amazed I was by the view.

Alternatives:

in view of
from the viewpoint

through the view