Sentence examples for has regarded such from inspiring English sources

Obama has said the U.S. will continue to emphasize the importance of human rights and freedom of expression, as Jacobson said she did Thursday, while also keeping up what he describes as the promotion of democracy on the island, a point of frequent contention because Havana has regarded such actions as plots to destabilize the Castro governments.

The falls literature has regarded such conditions as mediating factors, and when chronic diseases are considered, it is often in the context of the effect of a single condition.

Any true politician – his successor, Peter Hall, for instance – would have regarded such a naked assertion of power as a provocative and pointless indulgence.

MPs on the committee seem to have regarded such errors as were made as the sort of thing busy people do; a trivial offence, one told me.

Mr. Paterson's cuts to school funds were a direct challenge to state lawmakers, who have regarded such state aid as sacrosanct.

But to investors who had regarded such funds as rock-solid, entrusting them with €88 billion ($104 billion), they were a nasty shock.

Justice Scalia said in his majority opinion that the Constitution's framers would have regarded such technology as sufficiently intrusive to require the same warrant they demanded for physical entry into a private home.

European touches of realism in the painting are the linear perspective of the bookcases, the shadows on the wall and the 3-D modeling of the robe, all subject to scorn from Chinese painters who would have regarded such effects as overkill.

As for the avoidance of theoretical inquiry and debate, it is fair to assume that Pyrrho will have regarded such inquiry and debate as troublesome because it is necessarily fruitless and interminable.

What advice do you have regarding such a trip?

In the early decades of the nineteenth century, Hempel writes, most medical men "would have regarded tasks such as scraping flakes of dry vomit from a sickroom floor as being beyond their professional remit".