Sentence examples for perceived double from inspiring English sources

Much of the doubt comes from the perceived double standard in American foreign policy in the Middle East.

Croatian leaders have taken political risks to comply with their tribunal obligations and now face nationalist pressure because of the perceived double standard for Serbia.

What sort of 'jihad' is this?" Echoing what many in the community feel is the perceived double standards in British foreign policy when atrocities are committed abroad.

The cartoon was circulated after a Danish newspaper published cartoons of the prophet Muhammad, and the group said it had wanted to highlight perceived double standards in free speech.

Speaking to the Guardian, Khan also criticised the government's implacable opposition to the Human Rights Act and warned that it risks creating a new generation of disgruntled young Muslims over perceived double standards in Syria.

The pressure on Israel from Obama, and on Obama from the Arab countries, to end perceived double standards and take substantive steps to advance counter-proliferation goals is likely to increase.

The former sports minister Gerry Sutcliffe has weighed into the controversy about perceived double-standards for Olympic and Paralympic athletes in the New Year honours list.

Of these, there are six cases where the InChIs are different because of a perceived double-bond stereochemistry difference across a C=N-H bond; in each case the structures link to the same CID (that is, an entry in the PubChem Compound Database).

Those who perceived a double standard in coverage by Al Jazeera have pointed to a United States diplomatic cable, disclosed last year by WikiLeaks, that appeared to provide a glimpse of the network's interaction with the government in Qatar.

A consequence of using these large disparities is that they will have created diplopia, so that some of the elements will not have been fused into a single image and will have been perceived as double.

This was perceived as double work.