Sentence examples for combat perceptions from inspiring English sources

The comments come as the Coalition has worked hard to combat perceptions that Mr Abbott has a "woman problem".

Regulating bump stocks could help the party combat perceptions that it has done nothing to address the mass shootings.

Giuliani has fought openly to combat perceptions of inexperience, not having held an official post since leaving office as New York mayor in 2001.

In his efforts, Cordeiro will have to combat perceptions that he, like Gulati, is out of touch with the rank and file.

Queensland banned developer donations on the recommendation of its corruption watchdog in 2017 to combat perceptions that secretive, wealthy donors had "compromised" local government.

The monarchy's police force continued its aggressive use of social media to combat perceptions that it used disproportionate force in response to the protests.

Even as the Forté Foundation tries to combat those perceptions, individual business schools are working on their own to attract more women.

It said the campaign finance measure would be a profound change that would help combat any perceptions that big contributors get special treatment from elected city officials.

As doctors order more diagnostic tests, more treatments, more procedures, the belief that more care is better care has led the prestigious Journal of American Medical Association to run a series entitled Less is More, specifically to combat such perceptions.

That's a delusion that he projects onto these windmills". To combat these perceptions, Mandelstam hired a British consultant, RPS, that specializes in computerized models to show Delaware citizens exactly how the wind farm would look after its construction.

To level the playing field in a global marketplace, accelerators are in a unique position to help investors and entrepreneurs better connect and by doing so combat biased perceptions that cause misalignment in the first place.