Sentence examples for counter misperceptions from inspiring English sources

"Vaccine teams are enlisting the support of religious leaders to help counter misperceptions about immunizations and suspicions that they are part of a plot".

They have also created a series of humorous PSAs to counter misperceptions regarding veterans.

The government hoped quick removals would help counter misperceptions in Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador that children who made it to the U.S. border would be allowed to stay.

And she isn't afraid to counter misperceptions about her homeland, as when she gently corrected Bill Maher for calling Mecca the Saudi capital during a recent appearance on his HBO show.

The main concern with genital cosmetic surgery isn't determining who should and shouldn't be eligible for such services; it's the need to counter the misperceptions of what is normal that ultimately cause distress.

The statement suggested that it was intended to counter the "misperception" that the organization "has been less active in recent months".

These frameworks counter a misperception that the lure to drone testing in Africa stems from a complete lack of regulation.

Unfortunately, these tendencies frequently undermine well-intentioned efforts to counter myths and misperceptions.

Among its duties, as laid out in the Travel Promotion Act passed by Congress in 2010, is "to identify, counter, and correct misperceptions regarding United States entry policies around the world".

It is also the basis on which to design effective messages that counter myths and misperceptions, enhance public understanding, and attain public support for needed policy and practice changes.

And unlike other risk-taking behaviors like alcohol or drug abuse where doctors and parents can counsel teenagers on the dangers involved, no one is countering this gross misperception regarding the safety of near strangulation.