They tend to answer to the same perceived imperative: how to restore the "republican" school system to a lost golden age and stop the inexorable decline in international rankings.
But the small-to-medium mixed farms that could feed us well and provide good jobs are absolutely at odds with the modern perceived imperative to maximise wealth.
The perceived imperative to stop the trials and offer circumcision to all the subjects confuses the individualistic, patient-centered ethics of medical care--the therapeutic obligation to offer optimal treatment--with the ethics of public health research, aimed at informing health policy [ 21].
Driven by the perceived imperatives of the stock market, many corporations have skewed their priorities.
That, and a perceived benefit.
React with decorum to a perceived slight.
In other words, many observers believe that Iran is hedging its bets; attempting to acquire the wherewithal to be capable of manufacturing nuclear weapons but without actually crossing the threshold - at least not until some perceived security imperative prompts a political decision to do so.
Since the bank crash of 2008 the centralising imperative is back with a vengeance, perceived to be the only way to save the euro.
Indeed, the selling of animals is usually an act of last resort, when it is perceived as an economic imperative that must be submitted to.
You might notice a few perceived gaps.
