Sentence examples for perceived members from inspiring English sources

In its assessment, DPKO said the members of the ruling CNDD-FDD party's notorious youth wing, known as the Imbonerakure, "continue to target actual or perceived members of the political opposition and civil society".

The 20 29 years age group had the highest rate of HIV testing (53.7%) and a significantly higher proportion of this age group perceived members of the armed forces as a MARP group (χ = 11.35; df = 3; P < 0.005) (see Table 5).

In New York, "engagement with member states regarding Sri Lanka was heavily influenced by what it perceived member states wanted to hear, rather than by what member states needed to know if they were to respond".

They both manipulate and fall into the traps of how they are perceived as members of an underclass.

Some farmers and producers perceived its members as dilettantes who traveled the countryside "discovering" Berkshire pigs and heirloom tomatoes and old apple orchards.

So I think all our politicians, whether they are communists, the so-called liberal democrats, the so-called Right, they're all perceived as members of the same company of crooks.

Mr Kenyatta's fellow Kikuyu, the largest and richest group, are perceived by members of other tribes to be "eating"—as the Kenyan metaphor goes more than their fair share of the cake.

A people who have perceived how members of another race are working to impose ideas foreign to its own must refuse teachers of an alien culture'.

Recent studies have focused on the relationship between loyalty program structures (i.e., number and size of hierarchical tiers) and status levels (i.e., exclusivity) perceived by members.

These two barriers are supported by the Diffusion of Innovations construct of 'complexity' which suggests 'the complexity of an innovation, as perceived by members of a social system, is negatively related to its rate of adoption' (Rogers [2003]).

A limited response rate was also prevalent in the prioritisation stage, likely because the time required for this stage was perceived by members of the AG as too lengthy and complex.