The report was polite but damning about the gap between its conclusions on the likelihood of technology taking over job functions, and the perception of the sector itself on how likely this was to happen.
Once again, they become the face of your brand and the perception of your brand depends on their quality.
Using documents and scholarly treatments, policy makers from the period will review the reasons for and consequences of US actions, the perceptions on each side of what the other was doing, and the way the war has affected the bilateral relationship subsequently.
Overall, our employee data and the employee experience contrasts with the perception on the part of managers that all is well when it comes to employer efforts to keep sexual harassment out of their workplaces.
OTTAWA — John F. Kelly, the American homeland security secretary, acknowledged on Friday that President Trump's executive orders on immigration and the perception that the United States was now inhospitable toward Muslims may be causing more migrants to seek refuge in Canada.
On the other hand, there are misunderstandings between consumers and service providers regarding the attitudes and perceptions on data management and use.
In its brief, the city notes that "the effectiveness of a city's police department depends importantly on the respect and trust of the community and on the perception in the community that it enforces the law fairly, even-handedly, and without bias". No kidding.
This project partners with a major producer of energy efficient charcoal stoves in Kenya to evaluate the effects of credit constraints, limited attention, concentration bias, and present bias on the perceptions of energy savings and subsequent technology adoption and usage.
The information gathered was through general reconnaissance, informal survey of households, and through supplemental information from key informants on the issue of changing trends in livestock management practices and farmers' perceptions on the state of livestock feed resources.
This report, the first in a series of reports about REACH, uses survey data and interviews to focus on the perceptions and experiences of teachers and administrators during the first year of REACH implementation.
