Sentence examples for country regards from inspiring English sources

The country regards itself as an export powerhouse whose goods are prized abroad.

Justice Rehnquist may believe that the current rules go too far, but as Mr. Leno has shown, much of the country regards them as laughably ineffective.

The country regards the shutdown as a sign of government dysfunction, but for the implacable members of Boehner's caucus, shutdown may simply be the ultimate form of limited government.

Danuta Hubner, the Polish government's representative at the convention, says her country regards the ability to set its own taxes as a necessary tool in its bid to close the economic gap with western Europe.But there is a snag.

No country regards ramming, disabling, or scuttling ships to be legal activities, and, except on rare occasions, even naval ships cannot lawfully interfere with foreign vessels on the high seas.

No one in Washington was able to close down Radio Havana, so that for the two and a half days of the invasion the only free news in operation was from Cuba, a country which this country regards as not being free.

Landlords in this country regard the rent as 100% theirs, and the house as 100% theirs.

Texas has some of the loosest regulations in the country regarding cranes.

Today Mr Bush is visiting Uganda, the country regarded as the most successful in tackling HIV.

"There is already huge anxiety out there in the country regarding Theresa May's reluctance to trigger article 50.

The US president told the gathering of 400 young people that his country regarded such liberties as universal values.