Sentence examples for overseas perceptions from inspiring English sources

They were also charged with falsifying news and having a negative impact on overseas perceptions of Egypt.

In June 2014, he was sentenced to a seven-year jail term with two colleagues for "falsifying news and having a negative impact on overseas perceptions of the country".

De Waal says it wasn't long before it became apparent there was a perception overseas "that 93% of the reef was dead".

Almost two months after the sickness took root on Feb. 19, closing over 1,000 farms and marking more than one million cloven-hoofed animals for slaughter, the authorities along with individual hoteliers and retailers have come to realize that the perception overseas of their land is so dire that Britain's $90 billion-plus tourism industry is now in jeopardy.

But while discrimination against gays remains pervasive in many parts of Jamaica and anti-gay violence flares up recurrently, Nugent said there's an inaccurate perception overseas that homosexuals in Jamaica "can't even walk on the streets because if you do you are going to be stoned or stabbed to death".

However there is a lack of information available on the experiences and perceptions of overseas nurses and those involved in the recruitment process.

However, the current debate surrounding UK immigration policy has led to an increasingly negative perception among overseas students, making them feel 'unwelcome'unwelcome

Both British and American students cited similar hurdles: inadequate information about potential foreign destinations and the perception that overseas study would be too expensive.

But the common American perception of overseas Muslims as violent hotheads is the complete opposite of the warmth and hospitality one mostly finds traveling in places like Yemen, Indonesia and Saudi Arabia.

Trudeau provided no supporting data on Friday to back up his remarks, although his government set aside funds to study the widespread perception that overseas investors and speculators are to blame for Canada's housing bubble.

The ceremony, held with no warning to Episcopal Church leaders, vividly showed an unusual alliance that has developed between conservative Episcopalians in the United States and the like-minded heads of some Anglican churches overseas, who share a perception that the Episcopal Church has come to rely less on Scripture than on ideas from secular American culture, especially on issues of sexuality.