Sentence examples for it perceives to from inspiring English sources

The US, however, continues to oppose the court since it would obviously interfere with what it perceives to be its right to intervene outside its own territory.

What is happening is that the Egyptian security establishment is striking back at those it perceives to be its enemies.

The administration's pride in what it perceives to be its makeover of the review board was reflected in a call yesterday from the mayor's press secretary, Sunny Mindel, who volunteered that the agency's budget had roughly doubled during Mr. Giuliani's tenure and that staffing levels had jumped.

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.

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.

Under the circumstances the board had both the power and duty to oppose a bid it perceived to be harmful to the corporate enterprise.

In its post-war hey-day the Scottish Daily Express campaigned vigorously against what it perceived to be a plot to introduce bishops.

Over the last nine months, Mr. Sturman said, Home Town Media has also added four more writers to fill in what it perceived to be gaps in local news coverage.

To tackle what it perceived to be an inequitable and unsustainable system, the N.B.A. first proposed an absolute payroll ceiling for every team, modeled after the N.F.L.'s.