Sentence examples for which would be regarded from inspiring English sources
However, one of its most prominent features is the Temple of Baal, which would be regarded as idolatrous and thus a prime target for the jihadists.
Daily Mail commentator Peter Oborne is right to argue that it has become "permissible to fabricate malicious falsehoods and therefore foment hatred against Muslims in a way which would be regarded as immoral and illegal if perpetrated against any other vulnerable section of society".
So too does his strike rate of 81.95, compared to Prior's 62.98 which would be regarded as healthily aggressive when judged against anybody else – higher than MS Dhoni's 60.04, for example, with Prior's latest century nudging him one above India's wicketkeeper-batsman-captain.
"It determined which would be regarded as the superior runner in history".
In other words, all sentences should be dominated by a conjunction structure cross-linguistically, which would be regarded as the ultimate highest phase in syntax.
That said, it looks like the official results will still show United Russia gaining support from around half of those who cast valid votes, which would be regarded as a significant victory in many democracies.
The new rules would clarify which districts would be regarded as interchangeable.
There can be no doubt they were aware of the seriousness with which corruption would be regarded".
The system sprang from a vision in which gaming would be regarded as high art, game developers would be the artists, and Microsoft would provide developers with technology to freely express themselves.
Although they worked in different parts of the company, they shared a rudimentary vision: a world in which gaming would be regarded as high art, game developers would be the artists, and Microsoft would provide them with the most powerful technologies available so that they could freely express themselves.
Like in any diagnostic test measured on a continuous scale, cut-off levels needed to be identified as these are the points at which the "test" would be regarded as "positive".
