Sentence examples for moves will be seen from inspiring English sources

The moves will be seen as a departure from the approach to immigration in the Blair era.

These moves will be seen by many opponents of the Brotherhood as a power grab, and the fact that Morsi has amassed considerable power (again, on paper) is indeed cause for concern.

One senior Labour MP said: "If members of the public are to have a say in all these things, what is the point of being a Labour member?" The moves will be seen as Miliband hitting back at critics who say he is in the grip of the unions.

The move will be seen as reaching out, in particular, to Liberal Democrats.

The move will be seen as evidence that Ukip are making ground in northern working class communities.

However, the move will be seen as an admission that the cost-cutting measure has largely backfired.

The move will be seen as further encroachment by Twitter on areas formerly seeded and exploited by third-party developers.

The full impact of the Salford move will be seen in the current financial year and 2012-13.

"The big move will be seen when they start to pay really big money for Chinese art," Mr. Howard-saidd said.

The move will be seen by Labour as a humiliating U-turn for Theresa May, the home secretary.

The move will be seen as an attempt to placate the trade unions, who will also lose their 33 per cent slice of the electoral college.