Sentence examples for in a perceived from inspiring English sources

Finally, since such a policy would originate in the executive branch, in a perceived crisis a President could override it.

He has been accused of putting gamesmanship ahead of winning in a perceived battle of wills and hit batsmen with Cardinals Manager Tony La Russa.

We never wanted to make this film in a perceived pro way but in the sense of 'what feels right for this'", she says.

The Nets pulled Williams from their rotation for tardiness and demoted him to the N.B.A. Development League in a perceived disciplinary measure before recalling him last week.

For weeks now, binge buying of the latest "must have" personal weapon against the coronavirus has left store shelves empty as neighbor fights neighbor in a perceived battle for survival.

In a perceived slight to the US, Egypt developed closer ties with Russia last autumn, while the Obama administration froze millions of dollars of military and economic aid to Cairo.

They were reluctant to actively choose for an intervention in an (perceived) uncomplicated pregnancy.

"That is the main value for the government in Ankara, a perceived sense of legitimacy on the international platform".

They have stakes in stability and, in some places, a perceived stake in perpetuating the rule of now threatened partners.

Field meteorological data collected in several European Commission projects (from 1974 to 2011) were re-analysed in the context of a perceived reduction in summer storms around the Western Mediterranean Basin (WMB).

Adding to the insult in some German eyes is a perceived ungratefulness in Athens.