Sentence examples for broadly seen as from inspiring English sources

The 1990s is broadly seen as a "lost decade" for that country.

Khodorkovsky's prosecution is broadly seen as having been directed by Putin himself.

Normalcy in those days was broadly seen as going the way of the West, toward democracy, prosperity, and justice.

Asked about his reticence to acknowledge that OxyContin might be addictive, Hogen said, "Today, addiction is broadly seen as a disease.

The man who had been in charge of the GLONASS project is Sergey Ivanov, who is broadly seen as very close to Putin.

Mbeki's successor, Jacob Zuma, is however broadly seen as less sympathetic to Mugabe and more neutral in his mediation efforts ahead of elections expected next year.

His speech was also embraced for what it did not do: use the word terrorism, broadly seen here as shorthand for an attack on Islam.

After the session, the princess told a reporter that Ms. Trump is broadly seen in the country as a symbol of empowerment, in part because many people can easily relate to the fact that she is part of a powerful family enterprise.

In doing so, our approach was inspired by the above-mentioned reports and opinions on SynBio more generally, and can broadly be seen as following the ELSI mode that has come to characterize much of the policy work on new and emerging technologies.

Relishing organizational coherence, a grassroots support base, a progressive political agenda and successive landslide electoral victories, the AKP was broadly seen ― even across the Western world ― as a harbinger of a new era of hope and freedom in Turkey.

They can broadly be seen as right wing, with a strong libertarian flavour and a dash of social conservatism.