Sentence examples for international perceptions from inspiring English sources

The 1967 war also changed international perceptions.

"Since 1989 U.S. military operations have been nicknamed with an eye toward shaping domestic and international perceptions," Colonel Sieminski notes.

I don't think he's immune to international perceptions and he won't want to look like he's hiding something".

We could be in danger of skewing international perceptions of NTDs by reporting quick wins just to stay in the overall international health spotlight.

International perceptions of the FARC are hardening, which may provide the administration with backing for a more aggressive counter-insurgency role.

He has issued a rallying cry to the rest of the tourism industry because he believes it can help reverse international perceptions that post-Brexit Britain is "a little bit ridiculous, paranoid, and racist".

The blackout heightened the growing international perception that the endgame in Syria is approaching.

"No less than the international perception of the credit quality of the U.S. government is at stake," one said.

As a result, we are faced with severe challenges, given the heavy losses of life, destruction of infrastructure, and adverse international perception of Pakistan as a place to do business.

Still another roadblock is the recent disarray of the United States Olympic Committee, along with the international perception that American track and field and Major League Baseball are shielding their eyes from performance-enhancing drugs.

The international perception of him was that he'd stayed in Germany so he had to be a Nazi, and that he ended up in East Germany, so he must be a Communist.