Sentence examples for it are regarded from inspiring English sources

The Jews in Hebron and in settlements south of it are regarded as among the most ideologically militant of the settlers.

It has not been overruled, however, but, on the contrary, it has been cited with approval and relied upon as authority in a number of subsequent cases; and the underlying principles of it are regarded as sound.

Under current law, "until and unless the pregnancy produces a child, any costs associated with it are regarded as the woman's personal problem," said Shari Motro, a law professor at the University of Richmond.

The scale of the migration and the political risks attached to it are regarded with nervousness in Whitehall because of the sustained criticism of the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) over its handling of universal credit, most recently by the National Audit Office NAOO).

The list of successful high-profile British sports stars who are not as cool, charismatic and funny as Wiggins is a long one, but many on it are regarded with more affection than the astonishing athlete who just won the Tour.

Proteolytic degradation of the basement membrane and the extracellular matrix (ECM) and movement through it are regarded as essential steps in the cascade of events leading to successful tumour cell invasion and metastasis.

After its conference, it is regarded as a more united party.

At the time, its cause was unknown, and it was regarded as inevitably fatal.

Nor should it be regarded as frightening.

It was regarded as absolutely pointless.

It is regarded as his masterpiece.