Sentence examples for perceived policy from inspiring English sources

Hatched weeks after the June presidential election, the movement's leaders assert that collective action by the Iranian people would deprive the United States of its perceived policy goal of creating political conflict inside Iran.

But if the Republican Party is effectively in control of government, and the voters have filled their ranks with the best, purest conservatives available, then maybe those rank-and-file Republicans aren't the solution to the perceived policy problems either.

Some observers pointed out that the perceived policy shift in Ankara was no surprise and pointed to a string of violent protests that shook Turkey two weeks ago in response to the government's perceived inaction over the crisis in Kobani.

However, complex systems scientists are unable to collect the huge databases necessary to plan and manage heterogeneous multilevel socio-technical systems these data are collected by public and private agencies according to perceived policy needs.

Two days after he was sworn into office and in his first press conference, Rouhani also said on Tuesday that he was open to direct talks with the US, provided that Washington showed "goodwill" in action and put aside "hidden agendas" – an apparent reference to its perceived policy of regime change.

With the campaign entering its final hours, Mitt Romney's Ohio satellite offices can take on an echo-chamber air, with pumped-up staff members taking jabs at President Obama's missteps, his perceived policy failures and just about anything else negative about him that comes to mind.

We also asked the workers about exposure-related symptoms, as well as the smoking policy at the workplace (workers' "perceived" smoking policy) and policy enforcement.

To understand why people with disabilities continue to be among the most disadvantaged people in the world we must consider how people with disabilities are perceived by policy makers and how development policy addresses disability.

In the subscale of Policies, the definition of reference group was participants who perceived no Policies environmental barriers (policy barriers score = 0).

While juggling A-League and Asian Champions League commitments, Popovic has received criticism over a perceived 'rotation policy'.

As these brave men take fire, their inquiries about air support become a clear indictment against a perceived US policy of pussification.