Among their base it is a central tenet that electing Republican presidents is vital precisely because they appoint right-leaning judges who will keep perceived liberal overreach in check.
Detached, slightly petulant, gloaming with fabric and conditioners, they stood in awkward poses, their heads cocked at odd angles to perceive a world beyond the one that kept perceiving them".
As I read Steve Martin's article, I kept perceiving a subtext: the public decides who is or is not an artist ("what makes Twombly great is that he mysteriously, inexplicably, made art that museums, scholars and collectors generally recognize as profound").
Most would probably vote to keep out perceived fourth-tier candidates, which is fine.
A spokesman for the British prime minister, Tony Blair, told Reuters, "We do keep all perceived threats under review, but I don't recognize that particular story".
And what much of that comes down to is expectations management.And so yet another way to look at the double-dip question is this: do I believe that policymakers will manage expectations in such a way as to keep the perceived likelihood of a near-term recession at a sufficiently low level?
Forward velocity is controlled by trying to keep the perceived optical flow constant.
This could take the form of reserving parts of newly developing markets for the newcomers or through other measures designed to keep a perceived competitive balance in the market.
During his presidency, the U.S. rearmed heavily to keep the perceived threat of the Soviet Union at bay and he formed strong political alliances, most notably with U.K. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher Margaret Thatcher.
The shark may also swing its head from side to side, so as to keep the perceived threat within its field of vision.
