Sentence examples for street regards from inspiring English sources

Downing Street regards Clarke's public mocking of May as unacceptable behaviour towards a cabinet colleague.

Osborne made clear he had no time for what Downing Street regards as defeatist approaches on both extremes of the argument.

Downing Street regards the double tax-cutting announcement as one of the most significant announcements of the parliament as the prime minister sought to assure middle and lower income earners that the years of austerity would eventually ease.

Escalating military intervention in Syria, as proposed by David Cameron, could ultimately force Britain into de facto alliances with President Bashar al-Assad – a war crimes suspect whose regime Downing Street regards as illegitimate – and with his main backers, Iran's Revolutionary Guards.

Until Thursday, Wall Street regarded the foreclosure issue as a risk to the banks' reputations, rather than their bottom lines.

If hedge funds are indeed willing to stick with MGM, it would underscore an important shift on Wall Street regarding Hollywood.

As recently as the nineteen-eighties, most people on Wall Street regarded research as a backwater, a view that was reflected in the layout of big investment banks.

Wall Street regarded it with disdain, and when companies under investigation were called to give testimony their executives may have felt little reluctance to lie, which carried far less risk than admitting to a crime under oath in a civil action.

Not a few on Wall Street regard the idea as dotty; they wish the SEC would regain the initiative in introducing reforms at a federal level, not, as is happening now, in a piecemeal way led by a few states.While uncertainty remains at the SEC, the job of the new accounting oversight board will be doubly difficult, if it can be done at all.

After the release of disappointing April retail sales and a larger than expected increase in the trade gap, expectations are relatively low on the Street regarding the economy.

Wilson later said that it was footage of the violence on streets regarded as British, and the concerns of his own Liverpool Irish constituents, that forced him to focus on the protesters.