In other photographs, Steve Aishman and Ben Sloat manage to change their perceived ethnic background from Asian to Caucasion simply by changing their facial expression, body angle and the color of the backdrop in self-portraits.
"Shareholder have raised concerns particularly over its scale and perceived complexity against the backdrop of current macroeconomic uncertainty," G4S's chairman, Alf Duch-Pedersen, said in a statement.
You might expect, then, against a backdrop of perceived greed-creep, that the contemporaries he is leaving behind to toil in relative anonymity for a fraction of his fortune, at their counties and, if they are lucky, when representing their country, would harbour some resentment or anger.
The parade was staged against the backdrop of a perceived rise in hostility towards LGBTI rights under the Law and Justice government.
The band expressed its ideals by dressing in black, military-surplus-style clothing and using a stage backdrop amalgamating icons of perceived authority such as the Christian cross, the swastika, the Union Jack and the Ouroboros.
In many contexts, such support has occurred against a backdrop of a widely perceived human resource crisis [ 3].
It was unclear whether the rules would be relaxed after Ramadan, an observance that some Islamic extremists have used elsewhere as a symbolic backdrop for attacks on their perceived enemies.
Despite its name, the thinktank's mission is to redress the perceived injustices suffered by younger people against a backdrop where older people have all the money, spend all the healthcare budget and take young people's jobs.
This was the backdrop for what in Europe was perceived as strategic surprises (Arabellion, Ukraine/Crimean, Syria, IS) or as disruptive political developments (Brexit, US Presidential election).
This case study describes the implementation of Uganda's HRHIS and evaluates its perceived impact on the health labour market against the backdrop of the costs of implementation.
