Sentence examples for it perceived to from inspiring English sources

In Somalia the US has assassinated, rendered, interrogated and bombed by drones those it perceived to be its enemies while funding those it believed to be allies to fight proxy wars.

These include the possibility that a company paying the highest incentive also provided the best deal to a customer and, in tying arrangements, the degree to which an insurance company was actually pressured to comply or acted in what it perceived to be its own best interests in anticipation of pressure.

A panel of three judges from the appeals court based its ruling last week on what it perceived to be the S.E.C.'s failure to fully consider the costs and the benefits of this rule.

The appeals court based its ruling last week on what it perceived to be the S.E.C.'s failure to fully consider the costs and the benefits of this rule.

The Vatican responded testily to the findings, saying that though it would submit them "to a thorough study and examination", it regretted what it perceived to be interference in its affairs.

The Chicago art establishment, from museums to galleries to artists, still seems shaken by what it perceived to be the failure this spring of its internationally known contemporary art fair.

Obviously, WaPo is doing this to try and maintain what it perceives to be its journalistic integrity.

"CIAR likes to concentrate its resources on what it perceives to be cutting-edge areas," says Gray, "and it has made a fairly long commitment to this program".

A sounder way of assessing Israel's conduct is to view it as a state acting in what it perceives to be its own self-interest.

As Mr Bush's trip confirmed, his administration will not let allied reluctance slow down something that it perceives to be in its national interest.

It will now reinvigorate its energies to undermine what it perceives to be America's last push.