His union, the First Division Association, said: "Despite attempts by the Home Office at the start of these events to lay the blame for perceived border control irregularities solely at Mr Clark's door, the Vine report is clear that blame is to be shared between officials and ministers.
"And that's what color is too, but I think here he was going beyond, dealing with how one perceives blackness and how one perceives borders".
It is certain to increase pressure on a man who is widely resented in the Foreign Ministry for a perceived arrogance bordering on hubris.
Sometimes in recent years, when hearing his works as a member of the audience, I have found myself becoming troubled by the mosaic-like nature of their construction, perceiving the borders and gaps instead of the glories of the invention.
But because France's evolution will echo across Europe as a whole, and because the way the country is perceived beyond its borders also feeds back into its domestic situation, it is important to build up a more accurate picture.
During the proceedings, the judge sent Jablonský to face the disciplinary commission of the Czech bar association for what he perceived as "behaviour bordering on contempt".
Moreover, it is postulated that the perceived distance between two borders of a figure is directly related to the time it takes for electrical currents to pass between them.
Ebola now functions in popular discourse as a not-so-subtle, almost completely rhetorical stand-in for any combination of "African-ness", "blackness", "foreign-ness" and "infestation" – a nebulous but powerful threat, poised to ruin the perceived purity of western borders and bodies.
Given the rise of emerging powers such as China, and to a lesser extent India, the geostrategic control and utilization of oil and gas resources, within and beyond borders, is perceived as critical to the U.S.'s national security narrative.
