Sentence examples for is considered suspect from inspiring English sources

But anything that smacks of civil society organising itself is considered suspect.

With some types of equipment, the legitimate applications are so few, and so inconsequential, that the gear is considered suspect in the wrong hands.

"There is a widespread perception that these are unlikely spies to begin with, so the basis of the allegations is considered suspect by many observers," said Mr. Copithorne.

Mr. Tanaka is considered suspect by those who favor tighter regulation because he helped lead a former government commission tasked with building a strong nuclear industry, raising fears that the new regulator will be as lax as the previous one.

Mr. Bédié has been blamed for — or credited with, depending on the perspective — inventing the explosive concept of Ivoirité, according to which the patriotism of those in the north is considered suspect.

In part the administration has hesitated to discuss the evidence because, after the failure to find weapons of mass destruction in Iraq in 2003, any American evidence is considered suspect.

Multilateralism was considered suspect, soft.

Similar restrictions have been passed in other states, including Virginia, and now must be considered suspect.

He admits, however, that some of his methods would be considered suspect in the West.

Just about every Muslim-majority country, or even those with sizable Muslim minorities, was considered suspect.

What we have, then, is not an investigation into the campaign, but investigations into people who were considered suspect.