Sentence examples for if perceived from inspiring English sources

What it does say is that some combination of intensified pressures and opportunities might — "if perceived by Iran's leaders as credible" — prompt Tehran to "extend the current halt to its nuclear weapons program".

The women are glimpsed rather than seen, as if perceived in the mind's eye, or through the haze of recollection.

If perceived as pique or tactical, he would be judged to be playing the kind of politics he has denounced and he will be punished tomorrow.

A Riksbank staff study contradicts Mr Svensson's findings, concluding that it is lower rates, if perceived to be long-lasting, that would in fact raise debt ratios.

Often the volume does not need to be set very high because the phantom sound, even if perceived as loud, reaches only a very low level, about six decibels, in 80percentt of patients.

For most of us, Wozzeck's experiment would have taken place beneath the threshold of perceptibility, or, if perceived, would then be forgotten; in "Light While There Is Light," Wozzeck's ritual — and his doubt, and his need for further proof — is given the same weight as any other character's activity.

Bock builds on that silence in the scenes that follow — from the discovery of the body by Nate's friend Curtis (the nuanced Brad Heberlee) to the funeral parlor — with sounds, words, and movements that seem strange, as if perceived from underwater.

The study purpose was to assess if perceived active play competence is associated with young children's physical activity.

More specifically, if perceived item difficulty is high relative to one's competence, test-taking engagement will be negatively affected.

The present study aims to investigate the impact of leadership styles on job satisfaction and to see if perceived organizational politics has a mediating role or not.

Some combination of threats of intensified international scrutiny and pressure, along with opportunities for Iran to achieve its security, prestige, and goals for regional influence in other ways, might--if perceived by Iran's leaders as credible--prompt Tehran to extend the current halt to its nuclear weapons program.