Thus, leaders are perceived as representing their ethnic group, and elections are perceived as a contest between rival ethnic groups.
Even some of the working class hated them because they were perceived as representing the decline of hard work, cohesive families, cleanliness and stoical resistance.
Southern Baptists were evenly split between J.D. Greear, a younger pastor, and Tennessee pastor Steve Gaines, who was perceived as representing an older generation of Southern Baptists.
Only if it is perceived as representing good value for money will the new service be more appealing than the illegal alternative.
"She is a figure who was perceived as representing the past but who in recent times, people are more inclined to think that perhaps we need to look at what she was saying and what is relevant in it".
Gulab Mangal has been perceived as representing the UK's point of view in the Afghan hierarchy, and the British Government has strongly resisted attempts by President Hamid Karzai to replace him.
But while Torres sought to attack Morales by highlighting his inexperience, she was hampered by the stigma of being perceived as representing politics as usual.
There is a likelihood that the researchers themselves were perceived as representing the health service and had vested interests in the MoH/biomedical health system, which would tend to skew responses towards expression of greater acceptance of biomedical disease concepts and treatment practices.
