Sentence examples for it regarded them from inspiring English sources

The party's statement did not identify the victims by name, noting only that it regarded them as "members of our family," but a Golden Dawn member of Parliament, Ilias Panagiotaros, told Greek radio that the two had been party members.

Some of the prisoners won't be allowed back into the Palestinian territories – roughly 30 are being sent into exile in other countries including Jordan, Turkey, Qatar and Syria after Israel was adamant it regarded them as too dangerous to be sent home.

The US has similarly renounced, or chosen to ignore, many of the international treaties that it had previously been party to - Kyoto, the international criminal court, even the Geneva conventions - either because it no longer believed in them or because it regarded them as a threat to the exercise of a new kind of American power.

(Evidently, in keeping with its Wahhabi roots, it regards them as antithetical to Islam, despite the fact that they existed thousands of years before the prophet Muhammad was born).

Perhaps the biggest risk is of an accidental confrontation caused by miscalculation or unauthorised bravado.The stakes are all the higher since, though America takes no position on the islands' sovereignty, it regards them as covered by its security treaty with Japan.

The university is certainly keen to recruit students from the four corners of the earth, though it regards them in less imperial terms these days: 18.5% of the Greenwich student body comes from overseas.

But Taiwan will be able to buy eight submarines the first offered by America since 1973 as well as 12 submarine-hunting P-3 Orion aircraft.The submarines have angered China because it regards them as offensive weapons.

Instead, it regards them as "inputs" that support the production of "outputs" like health, security and personal freedoms.

It also tells them how I feel about them and how highly I regard them.

This would be one of the country's biggest UN deployments since it began joining peacekeeping operations in the early 1990s (it had previously regarded them as interfering in other countries' affairs).

Although the Bible considers women to be just as eligible for salvation as men, it still regards them as subservient in most other areas.