Sentence examples for because it sees itself from inspiring English sources

The letter suggests the bank is reluctant to consider human rights in its funding because it sees itself as competing with other multilateral development banks that are not as concerned about borrowers' human rights records.

Akio Morita, co-founder of Sony (1921 99)"The word 'overseas' has no place in Honda's vocabulary, because it sees itself as equidistant from all its key customers".

IAG's catch-all name was a deliberate choice by its management, led by former BA boss Willie Walsh, because it sees itself as a key player in knitting together a disparate European airline industry.

"The gay community doesn't appreciate it because it sees itself as always irresistible," he said.

GTA V does not heed these remarks, because it sees itself as an adult game – a razor sharp satire of modern American culture.

The company is seeking to give retail investors a bigger cut because it sees itself as a service created for, and driven by, consumers.

This is partly because it saw itself (and was seen by others) as the most powerful expression of modern Western civilisation and partly because it was a liberal, open society in which ideas flowed freely and reached an ever-larger audience of concerned and educated citizens.

Russia does not seriously want to join the Union, mainly because, like America and China, it sees itself as a country too great to accept constraints on its sovereignty.

Because ZANU PF is in control, it sees itself as not in a hurry to implement the provisions of the new constitution especially clauses like the devolution of power which it never was in support of during the constitution-making process (2009 2013).

But this one has attracted more attention than usual, not so much because of the production itself, but because it sees Bryn Terfel make his debut as Hans Sachs, the cobbler at the centre of this wonderfully humane comedy.

Before looking at some of the specifics, in my humble opinion, whatever the deal is, it has to be absolutely clear to the DGA--even if they may not want to admit it because the DGA historically sees itself as the elite among the Hollywood unions--that the strike by the Writers Guild of America strengthened the DGA's hand.