Sentence examples for because of a perception from inspiring English sources

In London we are not being hired to design the office buildings we should because of a perception we are a risk and might not get planning permission.

That was difficult, because of a perception that the country is violent and chaotic.

The victims will have been targeted because of a perception of their role in a dominant framework of power.

But he also said he was convinced that action was needed in part because of a perception that auditor independence had been limited by such relationships.

"It seemed to me there was a conflict because of a perception that we would not do the best job," Mr. Cardozo said.

Airlines generally resist attempts to move flights significantly from on-the-hour or half-hour departures because of a perception of passenger inconvenience.

It says prosecutors must prove only a crime was committed "because of a belief or perception regarding the race, color, national origin, ancestry, gender, religion, religious practice, age, disability or sexual orientation of a person".

The appointment of the judge, Denise J. Casper, comes a day after Judge Richard G. Stearns was removed because of a possible perception of bias.

This is because of a mistaken perception of privacy, which should only be due to individuals and not artificial arrangements created by law, which trusts are.

Just ask the other George Bush, who was ushered out of the Oval Office partly because of a national perception that such economic issues bored him.

And it is deepening in part because of a mistaken perception one side has of the other: that only one world view can prevail.