Sentence examples for viewed as open from inspiring English sources
Such actions would be viewed as open union-busting by the Teamsters and all of labor".
British diplomats believe that to do so would in effect highlight the persecution of women in Saudi Arabia, which would be viewed as open criticism of the House of Saud and lead to embarrassing publicity for both governments.
Android is no longer viewed as open, most people are sold on virtual keyboards, the iPhone is available everywhere, and now, thanks to Motorola, the Droid 4 features a built-in battery.
Dong, et al. [28], Lin, et al. [29], and Mohammed, et al. [30] used a wire cutter machine to generate slits with different depths in the rotor which were generally viewed as open cracks.
The WHS legislation, for example, was viewed as open to interpretation and difficult to implement in unpredictable circumstances not easily controlled.
The choice of Mr. Constâncio, "is viewed as opening up the way for Weber, who has the opposite monetary perspective," said Nick Matthews, senior European economist at RBS Global Banking & Markets in London.
Other contenders viewed as more open to reform are now rated as longer shots for promotion.
Russia is also viewed as more open than the United States to dealing with Iran's new president, Hassan Rouhani.
Vitaly Portnikov, a Ukranian journalist and columnist, points out that one of the two leading candidates for President, Petro Poroshenko, is viewed as being open to compromise with other oligarchs.
Under the dwell time constraint, the computation of ℓ2 gains versus dwell time is viewed as an open problem.
A basic example of our class of manifolds is given by the hyperbolic space ({mathbb {H}}^{n}), which can be viewed as the open unit ball in ({mathbb {R}}^n) with the metric begin{aligned} g=4{dw^2over (1-|w|^2)^2},quad win B_{{mathbb {R}}^n}(0,1).
