Sentence examples for were to be regarded from inspiring English sources

Mr. Karzai has repeatedly said that only a small number of Taliban leaders were to be regarded as terrorists.

Whether the shipment at issue was covered by the Waste Shipments Regulation depended primarily on whether LUWA-bottoms were to be regarded as waste.

A subsequent ruling confirmed that black people (like "gypsies") were to be regarded as being "of alien blood" and subject to the Nuremberg principles.

But no rule was prescribed for his guidance in determining what expenses were to be regarded as of that character; for the reason, perhaps, that, as each collection and sale of captured and abandoned property must depend upon its special circumstances, it was not practicable to establish a rule that would control every case.

And so, right at the very beginning of Hollywood's blockbuster era, the message to awards season voters was clear: the new wave of fantasy action epics were to be regarded as inferior, especially so as even those who starred in them thought they weren't much cop.

By early 1862 Gen. Henry Halleck, commanding in St . Louis had ordered that women and children, as well as men not in arms, were to be regarded "as non-combatants" unless they provided aid to the enemy, in which case they became "belligerents, and will be treated as such".

To what degree Macpherson's poems are to be regarded as spurious is not certain.

Possessions are to be regarded as instruments to be used either for good or for evil.

Thus the neuroses are to be regarded as inhibitions in the development of the libido.

I told her my ambition was to be regarded as a nuisance.

The rule, therefore, that the immediate cause is to be regarded in considering the loss, is applicable here.