Sentence examples for perceived that no from inspiring English sources

"My relative always says they want trifle, but this means the fridge is just full of trifle". Healthwatch said in the report: "Families reported having a lack of knowledge about how care workers had been recruited and trained, and it was perceived that no relevant experience or qualifications are needed to be a care worker.

The exact length of the observational period will depend on the data generated and will cease when it is perceived that no new relevant information is emerging.

Many of the patients perceived that no special incidents occurred, implying that a range of questions had to be answered even though they had nothing particularly negative to report about patient safety.

During handovers from the emergency ward to the primary healthcare, patients perceived that little or no information was exchanged between the emergency ward and primary healthcare unless patients themselves conveyed it to ensure continuity of care.

"It wasn't perceived that way.

But he is not always perceived that way.

"Republicans perceive that candidate as no better than a Democrat," Castle said.

In part owing to U.S. preoccupation with troubles in Iraq and elsewhere, Arab governments perceive that "no one from outside is going to pay this much attention," Dunne said.

David Fanning, in his biography of Weinberg, notes that Shostakovich helped to bring "The Passenger" to his friend's attention, perhaps perceiving that no one was better suited to set it to music.

With the election not until 2012, wildcards such as political instability, health concerns, or a major economic decline could change the tandem equation, but experts perceive that no matter whether Putin, Medvedev, or someone else becomes President in 2012, Putin will have the final word.

It said the rates of investigation and removal risked undermining confidence in the system and "could lead to reluctance to report such allegations if the public perceive that no action is being taken".