Examples of using Viewed it in English and their translations into Spanish
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I viewed it as an opportunity to take control of my own fate in this game to play with the sort of group of people i wanted to play with.
his delegation viewed it as a logical follow-up to the draft articles on prevention
He viewed it as encompassing"defensive" compellent actions only:
deplored it, the government viewed it with alarm… yet disregarding everything,
After the war the Church was suppressed by the communist government of Josip Broz Tito, which viewed it with suspicion due to the Church's links with the exiled Serbian monarchy
A careful reading of Agenda 21 shows that the drafters viewed it(and by that token the concept of sustainable development)
Some members viewed it essential that the Commission take up the matter only once it completes the second reading of the law of transboundary groundwaters,
Some viewed it as a concept that negates the Force's spiritual quality,
He viewed it as a"halfway house" towards full independence,
rather he embraced it in a positive way and, since he viewed it as his beloved Father's will, it was less heavy.
today professor of philosophy in a college, viewed it all with deep suspicion.
when experts viewed it mainly as a source of increasing pressure on natural resources.
He suggested that the film was so poorly written that even the best child actor would look bad in it, and viewed it as"some sort of lapse" on Reiner's part.
the likelihood was great that the message would be understood by those who viewed it.
Malaysia viewed it as part of the fulfilment of nuclear-weapon States' long overdue disarmament obligations.
Alliant viewed it as an attractive solution for areas such as Lake Geneva
Stephen Thomas Erlewine also viewed it as a"turning point for hard rock" in his review for AllMusic and felt Rose's singing
When the Millennium Declaration was adopted, many viewed it as a landmark document containing the blueprint for the eradication of poverty
gaps, her delegation viewed it as positive, because it opened up new possibilities,
angered the French government, which viewed it as a violation of the 1778 Treaty of Alliance.