The discussions give the impression of major conflicts of interests, which also nurture the perception of increased risk.
As a result, they have widened the psychological divide with Israel and nurtured the perception that Israel is and will remain an implacable foe, leaving little room for reconciliation and acutely undercutting their aspiration for statehood.
In their public statements American officials must address Israel, the Palestinians and our Arab allies on par with one another to help nurture the perception of interdependence in national security and economic development among their people and foster the sense of a joint destiny.
For Phloeun Prim, the executive director of Cambodia Living Arts, the festival's presenter, his organization has a purpose beyond changing world perception: to nurture artists Ms. Chey's age and younger.
Next up is a stern test in Pittsburgh, another opportunity to change the perception, to nurture this new narrative: the Jets, after an off-season of dysfunction and a preseason of skepticism, are winners again.
This perception is nurtured by the fact that American officials are urgently meeting with relevant Israeli leaders in what is being cast by the media as an apparent effort to deter them from considering a military attack on Iranian nuclear facilities.
The film undermined the perception I was nurturing that orang-utans at the centre would enjoy a carefree existence of natural simplicity, as I saw how some of their lives were marked by loss and trauma.
They were helped by the values of the time, which gave nurturing high regard, and by the perception of women as better nurturers than men.
Humans play a major role in the movement and nurturing of alien life, and esthetics, perception, and emotion are deeply implicated in the management of invasive species.
It was a perception the Jacksons boldly nurtured.
The nannies nurture their employers' children and help to shape their perception of the world.
