"regard as" or "regard to"?
| Qadianis are regarded as disbelievers. |
| They are regarded as conduits to power. |
| To regard as: Do you take me for a fool? 2. |
| Among some culture owl is regarded as a symbol of wisdom and not a symbol of idiocy. |
| This map has been regarded as a pioneering effort and a land mark in Islamic history. |
| No wonder Spinoza was regarded as a heretic by the religious authorities of his time. |
| The burning of the Jaffna Public Library and the Eelanadu Press were widely regarded as acts of cultural genocide. |
| Essentially, the LGPL can be regarded as a non-viral form of the GPL that is intended for software libraries only. |
| However it should not be regarded as a doctrine, you should not take into consideration only one possible variant. |
| It is part of the process by which they get to Nauru which many will regard as a stepping stone to come to Australia. |
| Yves, in regards to the tiny tent. |
| Best regards to you and your family. |
| In regards to redistribution of wealth. |
| With regards to guys paying by default -- it's different strokes for different folks. |
| With regards to your response about not being a journalist, I'll just use your words. |
| McCarthy states that Woodson is apprehensive with regards to his / her latest damage. |
| With regards to multiple voting, even though we can assume numbers are down this year, this makes little difference. |
| As mentioned by a great Wali of Allah, Look at the Greatness of Allah with regards to the sinners and transgressors. |
| Tourism is massive in Havana which is something that left us a bit confused in regards to private land ownership etc. |
| In regards to gender watches, they are ordinarily known as men's pretend Rolex watches and women's faux Rolex watches. |
| Anthony was highly regarded by his British superiors. |
| Sadono is regarded by many to be a charming militia innovator. |
| Yet at times, it does seem to be regarded by Mohler as essential. |
| The latter is regarded by Scripture as a violation of a core value in sexual ethics. |
| Mink are now found in every county in Ireland, and are regarded by many as a pest species. |
| These maps have been acclaimed for their accuracy and are highly regarded by cartographers. |
| Wang, highly regarded by senior Western bankers and economists, helped clean up financial crises in Hainan and Guangdong. |
| Machame is also the regarded by many guides as the most enjoyable, though it is longer and, according to most, more arduous. |
| All in all, this album is regarded by many to be one of the finest moments in the recorded output of Yes and I do not disagree. |
| But the whistle -- which is regarded by Tibetans to have special and magical qualities -- had been kept at a London-based relative's home. |
| Best regards For the european Court of Human Rights D. |
| She is highly regarded for her erudition, scholarship and integrity. |
| You reject abstract theories and little regard for abundance and low prices. |
| That adores how he has little regard for gender boundaries and so called social norms. |
| I also hope our clubs and players continue to be well regarded for what they do off the field. |
| I have the utmost regards for them and their works and having them say such thing is overwhelming. |
| The Paraguayan Senators showed little regard for the visitors, not to say that they were openly hostile. |
| Often made up largely of soybeans and white rice, Japanese cuisine is also regarded for its seasonality. |
| Can he really afford that or are these guys just living a life of show and tell with no regards for the future. |
| You don't have to evolve a food selection generally considering good quality possibilities are fashioned regarding for a longer period usage. |
| Ehrman is not well regarded in the field of. |
| Because directors are really poorly regarded in TV. |
| Smith was highly regarded in Eve Online, where he filled the role of a Diplomat. |
| Sure that Summerset is a long established company that is highly regarded in the retirement sector. |
| Both musicians are very highly regarded in the music industry and very accomplished in their own right. |
| The qualifications he has obtained while in the Navy are highly regarded in the industry and are at no cost. |
| This French perfume brand is highly regarded in the world by many people who have attached esteem to this perfume. |
| I daresay that, because of their disappointing cricket, England's cricketers are not now very highly regarded in India. |
| The pattern of relationships between the sexes must be regarded in some sense as revelatory of intratrinitarian relationships. |
| Such noble fasters let their eyes, ears and all other body parts fast against whatever which is regarded in religion as Haram. |
| It is regarded with hate and indifference by them. |
| Her free spirit, moreover, was often regarded with opprobrium. |
| Both professions are rightly regarded with disdain, even by those who see them as necessary. |
| These fortifications were regarded with some, but not total, indifference by the local tribes. |
| Positive PCR results for a joint fluid specimen from a seronegative patient, however, should be regarded with skepticism 103. |
| A bearded man can possess moderate values and may shun all extremisms but, at first glance, he may be regarded with skepticism. |
| This was only viable so long as a) they were regarded with indifference by the populists; b) the general political struggle was at a low ebb. |
| While poor Frith, the tailor, who had done him so much injury, was regarded with general contempt, this brave old man gathered more of regard and affection every year. |