Sentence examples for perceived requirement from inspiring English sources
Despite this, the need for financial balance and perceived requirement for rationalisation has overruled all cogent argument.
Viewed in this light, the only way to eliminate the agency function and agency abuses of the corporate governance universe would be for institutional investors to reject the perceived requirement that they vote all shares on all issues.
Conceptually, the separate universe of corporate governance resembles the proverbial house of cards that would collapse if the perceived requirement that institutional investors vote all shares on all matters were withdrawn from the bottom of the edifice.
The perceived requirement that regulated investors must vote all portfolio shares on all matters, too, is a house of cards, albeit a house of cards based on ambiguous regulatory pronouncements and a failure to apply common sense and good legal judgment to a relatively simple problem.
The historic surplus of the national budget also means that any perceived requirement for cost cuts is not clear.
Improvement in the handling of dementia in general practice faces the same barriers as other implementations initiatives: lack of perceived requirement for change; costs; poorly designed implementation; inadequate technology.
By way of two business case studies, both their potential in ontological engineering and the perceived requirements for ontologies are highlighted, and their misuse in research and business is discussed.
Since generations, engineers have been struggling with the challenge of how to transform the perceived requirements of future clients and users into physical features of the artifact that they are designing.
It was hypothesised that participants issued with instructions either to appear susceptible to leading questions or to comply with an interviewer's perceived requirements would show unique patterns of GSS scores, allowing them to be differentiated from each other, and from a control group.
The nature of what is meant by quality is also changing, with quality increasingly determined by the perceived requirements and expectations of employers and students (Brown & Carasso, 2013; Molesworth et al., 2011; Williams, 2013).
The initial version of Grand Theft Auto IV released in Australia and New Zealand was pre-censored by Rockstar to allow the game to meet the perceived requirements of the Australian classification system.
