Sentence examples for perceived take from inspiring English sources

The question is, has moving the law lords made a real difference either to what they do or to how they are perceived?Take perception first.

UN agencies and the WHO in particular have been perceived taking sides with the Assad regime and disregarding the health needs of part of the Syrian population [ 33].

They are online spaces, accessed through a computer graphical user interface, where all that is perceived takes place in real time.

They did not want to use corticosteroids and perceived taking many conventional medications as traumatic, although they were prepared to try everything, as long as it had a positive effect.

I would like to think he perceives Take That fans to be small-government survivalists, living off the grid, whose sole use of conventional currency is to purchase Take That albums, concert tickets and merchandise.

Self efficacy is measured by asking parents how difficult or easy they perceive taking the safety measures to be (from very easy to very difficult).

And, witness the jokes, harassment is widely perceived to take place.

Hasidic leaders contend that the modesty committees are nothing more than self-appointed individuals who, indignant at some perceived infraction, take matters into their own hands.

Moreover, banks are perceived to take the leading role in financing PFI projects.

However, it was important that the verbal autopsy interviews were not perceived to take precedence over culturally appropriate family considerations.

Because perceived densities take non-negative continuous values, we use a gamma distribution gamma to describe their distribution.