Still, sentimental ideas about motherhood persisted, and the home remained the perceived sphere of female responsibility and satisfaction.
A founder of the Office of Strategic Services, the forerunner of the Central Intelligence Agency, Hunt spent almost three decades organizing actions against Soviet allies in the United States' perceived sphere of influence.
The Kremlin has tried to mimic what it sees as U.S. and NATO foreign policy of entering and meddling in Moscow's perceived sphere of influence, such as Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union, particularly Ukraine.
We found a general disjunction between policymakers' wish to protect children, and their opinions on ensuring that this protection occurred in perceived 'private' spheres.
The United States essentially established a modus vivendi with leadership of the Russian Federation with respect to its perceived historical sphere of "privileged interest" in it paternalistically colloquial "near abroad".
The participants in this theme spoke about how people from both spheres perceived they would be, or were, incapable and inadequate in a parental role.
"When priests speak out in support of those who are outside what is perceived to be their sphere of self-interest, that voice is perceived as having an enormous amount of integrity," he says.
In the absence of explicit depth information the sphere is perceived to alternately rotate in either of two directions: with the leftward moving surface in front and the rightward moving surface in the back, or vice versa.
For example, tetrahedrons were perceived as larger than cubes and spheres, and cubes were perceived as larger than spheres (Kahrimanovic et al., 2010 ).
The sphere was not perceived to be an appropriate way of administering an oral solid medicine.
