Sentence examples for regarded as a statement from inspiring English sources

(3) The statement "CHOKING HAZARD" shall be regarded as a statement of the principal hazard associated with the products subject to this section.

The painting has been regarded as a statement of the era's spiritual crisis besides the artist's own, but whatever its meaning, by this time the relationship was over.

John Swinney's appointment as Scotland's new cabinet secretary for education is being widely regarded as a statement of intent by Nicola Sturgeon.

For the thousands of drivers who actually have personalised number plates, they are regarded as a statement of individuality or an investment.

Priest (1987) and Priest, Routley, & Norman (1989, p. 154) argued that the Liar had to be regarded as a statement both true and false, a true contradiction.

Chinese officials stress their desire to cooperate on space projects but lunar exploration is also regarded as a statement of national prowess.

A statement on how the SEC intends to enforce an existing legal norm will probably be regarded as a policy statement.

That humans are animals should no longer be regarded as a controversial statement.

"Reflections on the Revolution in France" is now widely regarded as a classic statement of conservative political thought, and is one of the eighteenth century's great works of political rhetoric.

In 1854 he published An Investigation into the Laws of Thought, on Which Are Founded the Mathematical Theories of Logic and Probabilities, which he regarded as a mature statement of his ideas.

Any of these three theses might have been regarded as a defensible statement of the subject-matter of what was called 'metaphysics' until the seventeenth century.