Sentence examples for for example regards from inspiring English sources

The Bundesbank, for example, regards 3% very much as an upper limit.

"There is the idea of essentially structural causation: economic downturn, cuts to welfare, service and benefits, limitation with services with, for example, regards to mental health and the care system," Pleace says.

Lewis, for example, regards a language as a convention in his sense, which is to say, a community's solution to a co-ordination problem.

Mark Cocker, for example, regards the book as "one of the most outstanding books on nature in the twentieth century".

ISIS, for example, regards any who seek jurisdiction other than that offered by the Islamic State itself to be guilty of disbelief -- since all such "other" jurisdictions embody innovation or "borrowings" from other cultures in its view.

The 'virtual gate' model (Rout et al., 2003), for example, regards FG domains as entropic brushes that repel inert material while NTRs overcome this entropic barrier by binding to them.

Direct mailing initiatives, for example regarding benefit take-up.

Romans and Jews, for example, regarded cemeteries as hazardous and established their graveyards outside the walls of Rome and Jerusalem.

Some doctors, for example, regard a medical chart as a guideline for continued care: anything not directly pertinent need not be recorded.

Tibetan Buddhists, for example, regard the mandala (Sanskrit: "circle") diagram as a collection point of universal forces, accessible to humans by meditation.

That is one of the reasons why Lebanon and Nigeria, for example, regard their own censuses as explosive sets of data (Lebanon has not taken a new head count since 1932) — authorities worry that the figures on religious composition could incite violence.