Sentence examples for the process is seen from inspiring English sources

The process is seen as necessary for security reasons, but vulnerable to abuses, especially if the Shiite militias take part.

The process is seen as a "creative and 'increasingly popular' way for headteachers to avoid permanent exclusions, which are recorded, and to 'massage' their figures".

"The Sopranos" has become an endorsement of sorts for psychoanalysis at a time when the process is seen by many as outdated, given the current stress on biological theories and drug therapy.

The attraction is that, if the amendment is adopted, parliament runs the process, is seen to be doing its best to listen and sets out the parameters but then, at least on this occasion, gives the people the final say.

Into this concept a belief in metempsychosis (transmigration of souls) can be conveniently fitted, for the idea that souls pass through a series of incarnations becomes more intelligible if the process is seen as being cyclical and in accordance with the pattern of time that apparently governs all the forms of being in this world.

This is not how the process is seen within the European Commission - nor among the myriad small developing countries that pressed for the new agreement alongside the EU.

For Dr. Neumann, one of the most frustrating parts of the process is seeing problems that were solved technically as long ago as four decades still plague the computer world.

"When candidates at a late stage of the process are seen to withdraw it is usually because taken studied view of prospects," said Lyons.

Moreover, at a time when the U.S. was isolated and mistrusted abroad, Bush would prove that he was capable of making peace as well as war — and in the process be seen as uniting Arabs and Americans, Christians and Muslims.

"Unless the unions engaged in the process are seen as a real leader, nothing's going to happen," Bernstein said.

The rest of the process was seen as constructive, and the dialogue was perceived as mutually respectful.