Sentence examples for north regard from inspiring English sources

Muslims in the north regard Jonathan as the Christian from the south who took over after the death of the country's elected Muslim leader.

Ministers such as Bute, Grenville, Townshend, and North regarded themselves as Whigs.

Mr. Jang said the North regards its missile program as part of its right to self-defense.

The North regards the military drills as aggressive and as a prelude to a strike on the country, but both Washington and Seoul insist that they are harmless military exercises.

In response, Pyongyang has kept up a daily barrage of threats to carry out nuclear strikes against Seoul and Washington over the drills, which the North regards as a rehearsal for an invasion.

Yet China, 1,500km to the north, regards it as the southernmost point of its territory, at the base of a vast U-shaped swathe of the South China Sea, demarcated by a "nine-dash line" on maps that now appear even in Chinese passports.

The truth is that the financial, economic and social crises that affect the U.S. and almost all of Europe have tempered the political willingness of the rich countries of the North regarding substantial contribution to any bold sustainable development program to achieve the Millennium Development Goals.

"Kim Jong-un is showing his impatience with what North Koreans regard as provocation," Frank said.

The SLiCA is the first international cooperative study that compares indigenous peoples of the circumpolar north with regard to health and living conditions.

North Yorkshire regards hard-to-engage families as 'an ongoing challenge' in a recent summary report to the council's young people's scrutiny committee.

The valley of the Kano River in the north is regarded as a graben (a depressed part of the Earth's crust that is bounded by faults).