Sentence examples for it termed from inspiring English sources

In the past, the North had said it would not dismantle any weapons until the United States changed what it termed its "hostile attitude".

The network issued a statement urging the immediate and unconditional release of its journalists, which it termed arbitrary.

Sept. 22, 6 34 p.m. | Updates | Big Government finally responded to Mediabug with an amusing note added to its piece acknowledging what it termed a "minor citation error".

No wonder its architects didn't want it termed a tax on the bedroom: the most personal and intimate of things, a space we should all feel safe in.

The global record industry trade body IFPI used much of its recent report to bemoan what it termed the "value gap" in terms of label income.

The 44-page section on China particularly criticized the government's treatment of its Tibetan and Uighur minorities, and what it termed "increased detention and harassment of dissidents and petitioners".

The government confirmed its intention to legislate to plug what it termed "capability gaps" in law enforcement and security agencies' intelligence gathering abilities in the digital era back in May.

When the Stamford Historical Society drew its charter in 1901, it restricted membership to what it termed "like-minded people".

The company also said it was moving to restrict what it termed "inappropriate material" from home pages created by its members of its Geocities service.

Algiers refused to negotiate with what it termed the "terrorists".

The Moroccan government condemned what it termed "racist acts".