Sentence examples for move viewed from inspiring English sources

The Obama administration is selling warplanes to Pakistan, a move viewed with suspicion here.

Mr. Bush's 2008 budget again increased the amount of Pell grants — a move viewed as a response to pressure from Congress.

However, the government later said it would consider candidates with less time available, a move viewed by observers an attempt to ensure Coe could apply.

However, the government later said it would consider candidates with less time available, a move viewed by observers as an attempt to ensure Coe could apply.

In April 2009 the transitional parliament agreed to adopt Sharīʿah (Islamic law) for use throughout the country, a move viewed by many as an attempt to attract some of the support that had been enjoyed by the ICU/SICC.

Support for the nationalists seemed partly to reflect a backlash against a law rammed through Parliament this year elevating the status of the Russian language, a move viewed by many as undercutting Ukrainian.

The government in Beijing was angered by the Bermuda move, viewing it as an attempt to undermine confidence in Hong Kong during a tricky stage of the handover negotiations.

Mr Ellison, however, can see an explanation for the move – viewing it as a possible prelude to a far-simpler system where pension relief is abandoned and we all use Isas for our overall savings, including pensions.

Operators have long eyed such a move, viewing it as a natural outgrowth of their communication and subscriber-centric services.

Those moves, viewed alongside his ongoing purge and mass arrests, have led to fears that Turkey is lurching toward dictatorship.

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