Sentence examples for what it identifies from inspiring English sources

InterActive often charges its customers what it identifies as "taxes and fees" for several popular travel destinations.

A doctor in Latakia, who asked not to be identified for safety reasons, said the government appeared to have kept the episode relatively quiet, a surprise given its eagerness to highlight what it identifies as opposition atrocities and its cooperation with Human Rights Watch, which said officials did not impede access or sit in on interviews.

Britain, backed by France, last month forced the EU to lift its arms embargo, paving the way for it to supply weapons to what it identifies as the moderate opposition, which is increasingly being outgunned by government forces.

It cites what it identifies as the Qin words for "country", "bow", "bandit", and "drinking game", and claims that the Chinhan words are the same.

Compounding this flaw is the ACT science test itself and what it identifies should make all parents of school-aged kids nervous.

On Sunday, the United Way released a study that found 40percentt of Michigan households, and 67percentt of Detroit families, are either under the poverty line or what it identifies as "ALICE" -- asset-limited, income-constrained, employed.

The Texas group said it would refocus its efforts on what it identified as its primary goal: to convince legislators to legalize the open carry of handguns in the state.

Current, which caters to an 18- to 34-year-old audience and has posted generally low ratings in its four years, tried to fill what it identified as a void in mainstream news coverage with the creation of "vanguard journalism," a unit assembled to cover "untold stories around the globe," as the network put it.

Congress also recognized that historically, state justice systems have suffered from what it identified as gender bias and have not given such crimes the attention they deserve.

The report was critical of what it identified as bureaucratic failings between departments that had left government buildings in the center of Oslo vulnerable to attacks.

L'Express published what it identified as excerpts of those documents that show that some bank executives had expressed concern about Mr. Madoff several years before his fraud unraveled in December 2008.