Sentence examples for has broadly viewed from inspiring English sources

So far Russia has broadly viewed Belarus as a loyal Slav ally and a buffer against the West.

The Obama administration eased major economic sanctions in 2012 and has broadly viewed Myanmar as a diplomatic success story.

So far, that has broadly worked.

Yet crime has broadly been falling.

Its business model has broadly two tracks.

Unlike an offline book club, where the same people, who usually know each other well and often have broadly similar views and tastes, meet regularly to discuss texts, sharing your reactions to a book on an open forum or blog invites anyone who stumbles upon it to get involved.

It should be noted that the focus group design may have meant that possible differences between specialist palliative care nurses (who mainly looked after cancer patients) and non specialist community nurses (who looked after cancer patients and many others) were obscured; indeed we found them to have broadly similar views and experiences.

To them, he remains the man who, when their estates were going up in flames in 2005, referred to the rioters as racaille or rabble, and who, as president, is broadly viewed as having failed to deliver on a much-trumpeted "Marshall Plan" for the suburbs.

But his work is broadly viewed as having sped the development of implants and enlarged understanding of the inner ear.

For a couple generations, "soft" drugs like marijuana and hashish have been increasingly tolerated, more broadly viewed as socially acceptable and, finally, in several European countries and a few American states, legalized.

When Clinton left office she was broadly viewed as having been a very successful Secretary of State, ably guiding U.S. diplomacy and foreign relations for four years while drawing increased attention to human rights issues, notably around women and LGBT people around the world.