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Leeds council was unable to recruit an education director for four years, it claimed, partly because of perceptions of political interference.

Of the international donor money that has been transferred to Haiti, only a tiny proportion has gone to the government, largely because of perceptions of corruption and unruliness.

Fully 1 in 3 blacks, 1 in 5 Hispanic Americans and 1 in 10 whites said they were treated unfairly within the last year because of perceptions of their race.

First, public displays of friendliness by police officers toward targeted youths can put these young people at serious risk of harm from their peers because of perceptions of collaborating with the "enemy" and snitching.

Domestic airlines, which are expected to report losses of as much as $8 billion for 2001, are deeply concerned about surveys showing that some of their best customers, frequent business travelers, have cut back on travel because of perceptions of harassment and delays at airport security.

Fallopian tubes are commonly removed during laparoscopic and open hysterectomy to prevent ovarian and tubal cancer but are not routinely removed during vaginal hysterectomy because of perceptions of increased morbidity, difficulty, or inadequate surgical training.

Conversely, provided the initial proposed management was the management indicated by the sheet, doctors and nurses had discretion to do a dipstick test or order a midstream urine test either negotiated because of patient pressure or expectation or because of clinical perceptions of the requirement for adequate documentation of diagnosis.

Mr. Tuberville said he did not want the flag associated with the school because of mixed perceptions of its meaning.

They vote Ukip because of their perceptions of the issue rather than their day to day experience".

Because of public perceptions of drug use in racing, Moss believes the sport should be looking to become drug-free "except for Lasix".

Yet two foreign audits he commissioned found no evidence of Centerra breaking Kyrgyz law.The accusations gain credence, however, because of negative perceptions of Kumtor's environmental record.