Sentence examples for counter the perception from inspiring English sources

But it has been difficult to counter the perception, he added.

A transparent agreement with the Iraqi administration would help to counter the perception of occupation and illegitimacy.

The British Museum is launching an initiative intended to counter the perception that its collections derive only from looted treasures.

He seems determined nonetheless to counter the perception that diplomacy has been marginalized in an administration obsessed with war and terrorism.

In an attempt to counter the perception that he was anti-women, Gardner announced in June that he was in favour of over-the-counter birth control.

The Obama administration is desperately trying to counter the perception that unaccompanied children who arrive in the US are guaranteed the opportunity to remain in the country.

In addition, to the extent that they can learn information to counter the perceptions that passive solar homes are too complicated or there is too little sun in their region, homebuyers would be more willing to purchase a passive solar home.

Britain sees its relationship with the US as key to countering the perception that Brexit will lead to a more isolationist UK foreign policy.

This week's conference will have a clear focus on countering the perception that the Lib Dems are simply making up the numbers for a Conservative administration.

More subtly, corporate camouflage in the US countered the perception that the pricing policy is being driven by a faction within the club's hierarchy who favour "monetising the asset",  to use an increasingly familiar phrase at Anfield.

Displaying the American flag counters the perception that we are liberators and allows enemy and other bad actors to use the images of our flags prominently displayed to reinforce their message that the U.S. is here to oppress the Iraqis".