Sentence examples for council perceived from inspiring English sources

The unrest began after the country's election council, perceived to be under the influence of Mr Preval, ruled that populist candidate Michel Martelly had not gained enough votes in the polls to qualify for a second round run-off.

Over the years Wandsworth Council's main subsidy to BAC has been in the money it has poured into the upkeep of the building, and by taking over responsibility for the building via the trust, BAC is relieving Wandsworth of a Victorian building that the council perceived as a liability rather than an asset.

For CQ-index research, only 18% of the client councils perceived a right to consent.

For the CQI survey and for choosing improvement projects, only 18% and 22% of the councils perceived that they had the right to consent, respectively.

Client councils have hardly any role in the process of measuring clients' experiences with CQI surveys: only one fifth of the client councils perceived that they could exercise their right to consent regarding CQI research.

However, less than half (31%-46 31%-46he client councils perceived that they could exercise their right to be consulted on organisational issues like finance, vision, annual report and accommodation.

Based on the considerations above, the authors hypothesised that: (1) Full-time and volunteer works councils perceive psychosocial stress and strain different (2) Compared to other professions with partly matching tasks, work councils indicate disadvantageous values.

Israel's no-show reflects longstanding frustration with the council's perceived anti-Israel bias, diplomats say.

Initially, one of the council's perceived options was to designate fund companies or individual money funds as systemically significant, and give them to the Federal Reserve to regulate.

The organisation has come in for much criticism in recent years, not least because of the security council's perceived failure to protect civilians in Syria, and for its lack of action over abuse allegations against its own peacekeepers.

The initiative to the guideline development and implementation was taken by PT managers within the county council, who perceived a variation in physical therapy practice and therefore a need for evidence-based practice guidelines.