Sentence examples for issues perceived from inspiring English sources

Some 1,250 questionnaires were distributed throughout Tozeur, canvassing women's opinions on 10 of the issues perceived as facing the municipal government.

Once we have accepted this, we can delve further and examine certain issues perceived as important by female engineers.

The caring issues perceived as crucial by caregivers in home-based dialysis, have never been systematically studied in any depth in Hong Kong.

Issues perceived as presenting the biggest challenges to the concept were identified to be flux gradient induced differential volumetric swelling, fragmentation and thermal shock resistance.

A Delphi survey designed to capture research priorities of European cancer nurses was undertaken to document issues perceived as important to European Oncology Nursing Society EONSS) members and to set priorities to underpin an evolving research strategy.

The issues associated with the management of nuclear wastes are real, but they are not the uniquely difficult issues perceived by the media, much of the public and by many politicians.

Barriers to continued engagement focussed more on group issues, perceiving the programme to be unhelpful, difficulties following the programme and changes in family circumstances.

So CSR often is addressed through voluntary responses to an issue perceived to have ethical components.

The second issue, perceived responsiveness, may seem less important than effectiveness, but in fact it is more important.

Part III asked how they dealt with ethical issues in general; ways to deal with the 11 pre-identified ethical issues, and perceived stress level.

Race became the prism through which all social issues were perceived.