Sentence examples for if it were seen from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, any peace settlement between India and Pakistan would have to attract support in both countries' parliaments; if it were seen as a product of American or British meddling, its prospects would be dim.

Rather the provinces are permeable, and one adopts the attitudes of scientist or religious believer within the world of working as if it were seen through by another viewpoint, all the while that its communicative activities subtend these other provinces.

A draw is, by definition, a lottery and U.E.F.A. would be damned if it were seen to predetermine which teams meet.

An official at the Obama transition said that the lawsuit had been examined during the vetting process and that Ms. Schapiro would not have been selected if it were seen as a problem.

His administration, until today, has resisted international pressure to commit to cutting greenhouse gas emissions, fearing a domestic backlash if it were seen to pre-empt Congress in dealing with climate change.

However, the party executive, joined by the powerful Andalusia region, said the party must put Spain first, saying the electorate would punish PSOE if it were seen to be blocking the formation of a government.

When boredom with corruption-bashing sets in, especially if it is seen not to deliver on its promises, the problems of the Greek economy may loom larger still.

It becomes discredited if it is seen as an imposition, or if democracies use torture.

It will fail if it is seen as a 21st-century version of Western imperialism.

A meritocracy works only if it is seen to be fair.

If it is seen to favour Motorola's products, other device makers might abandon Android.