Sentence examples for create a public perception from inspiring English sources

The upshot is that I fear we sometimes create a public perception of Africa as a basket case, in a way that discourages tourism and business investment.

For now, the attacks have put the union on the defensive as the mayor has maneuvered to create a public perception of teachers as less productive than other city workers, like police or firefighters, or even other professionals who work long hours without the long summer vacations that most teachers get.

One CDC official in the 1990s openly told the Washington Post that his goal was to create a public perception of gun ownership as something "dirty, deadly — and banned". Given that history, I can't dismiss Kleck's critique.

This campaign succeeded in creating a public perception that the estate tax falls broadly on the population.

The show's producers suspect this created a public perception that ABC was embarrassed by the show and was deliberately withholding it from the press.

Tagliabue, in his ruling, said the fine was based on Lewis's failure to tell the police the full story, creating a public perception that he had something to hide.

In speaking with Robert Blagojevich, who served as his brother's top fund-raiser, Mr. Burris seemed to contemplate ways to raise money for the governor without creating a public perception that he was trying to buy the Senate seat.

The only preference stated anywhere in the program is a preference for low-income families, who receive greater assistance and are given priority for admission... Respondents suggest that even without a financial incentive for parents to choose a religious school, the program creates a "public perception that the state is endorsing religious practices and beliefs".

Military officials say their fear is that the arrests, while relatively few so far, have created a public perception that the government is cracking down on the groups, which could undermine the Awakening program, widely credited with helping to end the insurgency in much of Iraq.

Perhaps the most critical is by Premier League chief executive, Richard Scudamore, who is angry that Richards' FA role – he sits on the board, is chairman of Club England and the international committee – creates a public perception that the Premier League is appointing England's manager.

Prosecutor Valery Lakhtin said on Monday that Khodorkovsky's defence had been built on a lie, based on creating a public perception of a political element to the trial.