Sentence examples for move thought to from inspiring English sources

In early 2008 Papadopoulos was narrowly defeated in the first round of voting during the country's presidential elections, a move thought to signal declining support by Greek Cypriots for the country's continued division.

Alarmed at the flood of money, the commission overseeing the political transition sought last June to impose rules limiting campaign spending, banning foreign contributions and even barring candidates from giving interviews to foreign-owned news media, a move thought to be aimed mainly at thwarting the potential of the Qatar-owned network Al Jazeera to favor Ennahda candidates.

Earlier this year, four Syrian refugees were admitted to the UK by order of the British courts, a move thought to set a limited precedent and raise hopes a couple of hundred minors with families in the UK could also be admitted.

But some EU members have suggested the Swiss position is motivated more by self-interest, pointing to the fact that Switzerland did not adopt sanctions against apartheid South Africa - a move thought to have brought big financial gains to Swiss banks.

Official Twitter accounts belonging to Amnesty International, Forbes and other prominent organizations, not to mention many regular users, were accessed to post swastikas and other Nazi-related messages in a move thought to be related to Turkey's diplomatic spat with the Netherlands and Germany, the Guardian reported.

That move was thought to be nothing more than a sticking a bandage onto a gaping wound.

The move was thought to appease the growing opposition to Barak's government, especially that led by Ariel Sharon, the Likud party leader.

Overall, however, the move was thought to be a failure.

The move was originally thought to be temporary.

Moving away, she thought to herself, "Bossy".

But some moved, temporarily they thought, to the suburbs.