That way, he said, in his principal role as Goldman's chief financial officer, he can perceive a problem in plenty of time to do something about it.
Labour will ensure councils can reduce the number of, or remove, FOBTs in betting shops if local people perceive a problem in their area".
Labour welcomed the measures but shadow sports minister Clive Efford repeated the party's call for people to "be empowered to limit the number of these machines if they perceive a problem in their area".
In general, the survey data suggest that scientists perceive a problem in risk perception on volcanoes that have high explosivity, have not erupted for a long time, and those that are not well understood (including many in developing countries).
An agency report from 2009 confirms that for example poverty-related fish-for-sex exchange in Kasenga and the surrounding fishing camps are locally perceived a problem and a cause of HIV in the area [ 46].
Indeed the most marked difference in correlation is on the physical health scale, suggesting that parents and children are more likely to share information about an issue if it is perceived as a problem (in this case physical health).
The survey with district health officials showed, as expected, that recruitment and retention were more often perceived as a problem in rural districts (56%%) compared to urban settings (33%%), Table 1.
And presumably, he said, the board perceives a problem created by baby strollers in the passenger elevators.
However, that study represents the American situation, and it is questionable whether distance is perceived to be a problem in the Dutch situation.
In my March 2004 article, " The Role of Academic Departments in Diversity Issues," I pointed out what I perceive to be a problem in achieving diversity in our universities.
