Sentence examples for governments perceived from inspiring English sources

"Broadcasters under UK jurisdiction do not always reflect the viewpoint of governments perceived as politically opposed to European and/or US political establishments.

But Zaazou said such sentiment was just bluster, and aimed at western governments – perceived to still back Morsi – rather than tourists.

Mouin Rabbani, an analyst in Jordan, said economic frustrations mirrored resentment at governments perceived as agents of the United States and its allies.

These negotiators will also have to decide whether to push forward with some of Ceta's more thorny clauses, such as that which allows corporations to launch legal challenges against governments perceived to block them.

Until the late 1990s, Greece's fiscal history was reflected in its bond yields: investors would buy bonds issued by the Greek government only if they paid much higher interest than bonds issued by governments perceived as safe bets, like those by Germany.

County governments perceived themselves as being in a classical principal agent dilemma unable to distinguish between high and low quality high price actors.

Some governments perceive seeking asylum in another country [to be] an anti-government or political action".

In part owing to U.S. preoccupation with troubles in Iraq and elsewhere, Arab governments perceive that "no one from outside is going to pay this much attention," Dunne said.

Governments perceive the nation as an organic unity requiring precise steering and monitoring to preserve unity and prevent social and political unrest.

According to him, a "sea change" has occurred in the way that governments perceive the role of science, research, and education in a national economy.

Specifically, probing how protestors and local governments perceive signals from the central government and act accordingly can further substantiate the thesis of "multi-channelled forceful intervention" in the present study.