Sentence examples for viewed as archaic from inspiring English sources

Though Mr Aoun rejects "dialogue with the corrupt", as he terms his opponents, the fact is that his 14-man parliamentary block agrees with the majority over many issues, including tackling the system of sectarian representation that is widely viewed as archaic and unfair.

Within sub-Saharan countries the healthcare system places a higher value on CMs than unskilled providers, with TTMs often viewed as archaic, uneducated support persons [ 14].

Embracing move towards an open defecation free village 8 November 2012 – An iconic figure has emerged from among the Tonga people of Binga, a community, whose ardent hold onto their cultural and traditional ways has often been viewed as archaic.

For that reason, she has vowed to join forces with the local chamber of commerce to overturn what she views as archaic laws that are a vestige of the country's puritan past.

But then came Communism in the mid-1970s, which viewed tribes as archaic obstacles to social progress and, most important, as a potential threat to party leaders' hold on power.

While once viewed as destructive, economically irrational and archaic (GoB 1975; FAO 2001), the extensive livestock production system continues to directly and/or indirectly support a large rural population and the importance of livestock still transcends many sectors.

Not hard, I suppose, when you hold views as archaic as they do.

This class of minimizers is judged to be more archaic and may be viewed as vestiges from earlier periods of Chinese.

The archaic religion believed to have been handed down from the earliest kings of Rome was the foundation of the mos maiorum, "the way of the ancestors" or "tradition", viewed as central to Roman identity.

On paper, Ohau looks about as archaic and one-dimensional as it comes.

I hate to sound as archaic as Bubba, but is this necessary?