The new verse should express how this even or issue is perceived today, the impact that protestors had on the outcome of this event, or students' own views about it.
But the mayor, who has spent most of his adult life in the city, has not always seemed to demonstrate an understanding of how the issue is perceived in other parts of the country.
The question of how Clinton's administration would operate is trickier, but hacked campaign emails released by WikiLeaks over the past month paint a picture of an organization that is contemptuous of opposition, often obsessed with how an issue is perceived, and yet sometimes prone to decisions that seem self-defeating and dance on the knife's edge of political disaster.
Considering the levels of physical and psychological abuse frequently associated with forced marriage, the issue is perceived as a form of violence against women [ 29].
The extent to which a policy issue is perceived by policy elites to be a matter of crisis or 'politics-as-usual' affects the level at which decisions are taken, the urgency with which decisions are made, and the extent of risk taking (Grindle and Thomas 1991; Walt and Gilson 1994).
A referral note issued was perceived to facilitate compliance to referral.
In a controlled study in adolescents by Marrero et al, group discussion of issues was perceived to be stressful, but coping strategies and role-play exercises produced better psychological functioning.
Race became the prism through which all social issues were perceived.
But the main lesson learned – and now, apparently, ignored – from the Clinton years was that focusing on frivolous issues is perceived by the American people as nothing less than a grievous waste of time.
Howie said the fact that Pillay "raised Australia in a statement that also addressed human rights crises in Ukraine, Syria, North Korea and Sri Lanka shows the level of seriousness with which these issues are perceived globally".
