Sentence examples for considered to be subversive from inspiring English sources

The league had files on as many as 45,000 people it considered to be "subversive", "troublemakers" and "extreme leftwing".

Secret industry documents seen by The Independent reveal that the executives at Rochdale-based asbestos giant Turner and Newall monitored people they considered to be "subversive" and kept a dossier on their activities at the height of the debate about the mineral's safety in the 1980s.

when considered to be subversive,   6.

when considered to be subversive, communal living; communalism".

The government was waging war on what it considered to be subversive elements -- all those who opposed their totalitarian rule.

And conservative parents have been pressing local schools to fire teachers they consider to be subversive in their lifestyles.

Mr. Gross, 63, has been jailed in Cuba since Dec. 3, 2009, and is serving a 15-year sentence for providing Internet equipment to Cubans under an American program that Cuba considers to be subversive.

That the authorities are oversensitive to unrepresentative anti-government demonstrations and display a level of paranoia about what they would consider to be subversive activities is hardly surprising given the level of CIA-sponsored attacks since the 1959 revolution transformed Cuba from unofficial US colony to sovereign state.

Rhys has claimed that he does not consider the track to be subversive however it is about the band's own drug use and he doesn't "expect everyone who buys the record to do the same.

Fast food-turned-haute cuisine shows up on the kinds of menus where the chef almost certainly considers what he's doing to be "subversive".

They testified that the high command considered the Ixil to be subversives, believing that they fed and supported guerrillas who had set up operations high in the mountains.