Sentence examples for organisations perceived from inspiring English sources

Pro-British and anti-German stories were planted in American newspapers and broadcast on American radio stations, and simultaneously a campaign of harassment and denigration was set in motion against those organisations perceived to be pro-Nazi or virulently isolationist (such as the notoriously anti-British America First Committee - it had more than a million paid-up members).

Within this variable organisations, perceived conducting a risk management for the migration as very difficult with an average rating of 4.47.

The more tailored, responsive approach that is emerging is becoming better aligned with NHS organisations' perceived needs and is, if pursued, likely to deliver clinically useful electronic health record systems.

Despite the fact that managers and patient safety coordinators in Spanish healthcare organisations perceived most of the studied interventions to prevent and alleviate the impact of AE on second and third victims were considered to be useful, the same individuals who are responsible for promoting and putting into practice such interventions, reported insufficient current implementation.

Many different organisations perceive the tremendous potential that lies within the massive amounts of data available deep down in their databases.

The realisation of the relative advantages shows that organisations perceive the cloud environment as a platform for rationalising expenditure and improving efficiency.

Conditioning variables were: sex, age and educational level of the person interviewed; geographic region; degree of urbanization; poverty levels; user/non-user of services during the time period; participation in any organisations; perceiving that municipal authorities take community opinions into account; and feeling informed - and by what medium - about use of municipal funds.

An ethnic Zulu, Zuma's position in the ANC strikes a balance in an organisation perceived to be dominated by the Xhosa tribe of Mandela and Thabo Mbeki.

Based on the interviews, nearly half of all the recommendations had been implemented, regardless of how severe the organisation perceived the AE to be.

We may get their money, which some inside the organisation perceive as win-win.

It's not about specific staff; it's about the way a team, the service and the organisation perceive research.