Sentence examples for issues are perceived from inspiring English sources

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".

Cox said he is "continually shocked" by how divided America is by race and by how differently issues are perceived by non-Hispanic white Americans and by minorities.

The case of Terry Jones, an obscure preacher who climbed to fame by threatening to burn the Quran, provides a good example of how differently these issues are perceived abroad.

Several reports state that COSA issues are perceived as problematic among physicians [ 7, 8].

Sexual and reproductive health related issues are perceived as a deeply private aspect of the human being in Lithuania.

Today, health issues are perceived more strongly in terms of international interdependency, with concepts ranging from health as an instrument of foreign policy [ 7] or national security [ 8] to health as a human right and concern of solidarity [ 9].

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.

Some issues were perceived important by professionals, but were not addressed in the questionnaires.

Psychosocial issues were perceived central alongside biomedical factors, to managing back pain by our participants.

Thirdly, workload and staffing issues were perceived as barriers to efficiency and quality care.