Sentence examples for if it perceived from inspiring English sources
Had Moscow unequivocally warned Dubček in early summer that it would intervene militarily if it perceived socialism to be under threat, the whole tragedy might have been averted.
The United States Justice Department announced that its civil rights division would review all the evidence in the case and "take appropriate action" if it perceived a violation of federal criminal civil rights law.
He had the constitution amended to embody the newly proclaimed Brezhnev Doctrine, which asserted the right of the Soviet Union to intervene militarily if it perceived socialism anywhere to be under threat, and in 1971 he repudiated the Prague Spring declaring that "in 1968 socialism was in danger in Czechoslovakia, and the armed intervention helped to save it".
The rat then needs to make a choice to press one lever if it perceived that a stimulus was present, and the other lever if it deems that no stimulus was presented.
Your body may react the way it would if it perceived a physical danger, often called the "fight or flight" reaction.
Rather he points out that the broader public may sour on trade if it perceives its redistributive impact to be unfair.
It does not glorify war, but merely claims that a community that is interested in living politically needs to be willing to go to war if it perceives its political existence to be threatened (CP 32 5).
But the marketplace will deliver only if it perceives a demand, and providing that demand is a role for government.
FIFA also can decertify any country's soccer federation if it perceives interference from a national government.
Much as the music industry loves to chase a hit, it will run at lightning speed in the opposite direction if it perceives a career to be hurtling into the dumper.
The S.E.C. also said it intended to further review the role of the so called self-help mechanism, under which one exchange can refuse to route orders to another if it perceives that orders are not being filled quickly enough.
