Sentence examples for regard as having from inspiring English sources

They are now in a position to cause problems for the Democrats and mainstream Republicans, who they regard as having betrayed conservatism.

Campaigners consider the "gifting" of this land a final jab by London's former mayor Boris Johnson, who they regard as having had an unwavering commitment to privatising as much of the capital's public spaces as possible before he left office.

Arrested in 2009 amid the protests against Ahmadinejad's re-election, which many Iranians regard as having been fraudulent, Aghaei was sentenced to a year in jail but was released after four months.

Even Massachusetts, which many regard as having the nation's best education system — and where the proposed standards have been a subject of bitter debate — is expected to adopt the standards on Wednesday morning.

In a new paper†, Mr Bernard and Fredrik Sjoholm, of the Stockholm School of Economics, consider the rate of plant closures in Indonesia, a country many activists regard as having been especially damaged by fickle foreign investors.

And the overwhelmingly vast majority of supporters have absolutely nothing to do with it, and actively despise it, as is perhaps evidenced by the rush by other Chelsea fans to assist their club in efforts to identify the men they will regard as having brought shame on them.

Turkey is regarded as having a dire press freedom record.

She's not regarded as having been personally corrupt.

As a result, I was regarded as having little personality.

Child pornographers are rightly regarded as having committed a crime.

The decades Katavolos has spent in the basement at Pratt he regards as having been necessary.