Sentence examples for it considers to be from inspiring English sources

The right has criticised its judges for decisions it considers to be against Israel's interests.

Each inhabits a territory that it considers to be its own by right of first occupancy and inheritance.

But Gujarat's government, jealous of what it considers to be its lions, has refused to let any leave the state.

For months, the World Bank has been working on a plan for how to deal with what it considers to be its number one issue.

Support for the "opening" weakened further when the PKK killed seven soldiers in December.Mr Erdogan's mildly Islamist Justice and Development (AK) party blames the PKK and what it considers to be its provocations for the collapse.

She added: "Wales has to make its case on what it considers to be fairer funding.

It's just Facebook trying to protect something that it considers to be its property.

SEOUL, South Korea South Koreaea has reached an agreement with the United States that lets it more than double the range of its ballistic missiles to counter what it considers to be a growing threat from North Korea.

In both cases, Microsoft is working to build what it considers to be the best hardware for its platform.

What Google wants to avoid, it seems, is auto-posting news updates, cross-posted tweets, and other updates it considers to be of low value to its users.

Greenpeace had sent its ship to the area last month to protest what it considers to be the risks of drilling for oil in such an environmentally fragile and largely unspoiled region.