Sentence examples for perceived to do from inspiring English sources

***************** Conflicts of Interest You should be transparent about any outside political, philosophical, religious or financial interests that might conflict with your journalistic independence or integrity, or could be perceived to do so.

Having aggressively sold the tax cut as a cure-all for an economy that has not been growing fast enough to prevent a steady loss of jobs or encourage a recovery in the stock market, Mr. Bush has much riding politically on whether it delivers on its promise -- or is perceived to do so, given forecasts that the economy is recovering gradually anyway.

Nurses are therefore perceived to "do a lot of counselling".

A few expressed strong opinions about neglectful family members perceived to do too little for the PLHIV: There are certain families who don't care.

We set out to make smarter movies than what they're perceived to be, do you know what I mean?

There were three institutions identified by informants that were perceived to 'do serious research', are relatively independent of government and have the opportunities to translate research into policy.

Justice is not done or not perceived to be done.

Senator Joseph R. Biden Jr., Democrat of Delaware, said Mr. Kerry was "doing better than he's perceived to be doing," adding, "He's starting to get his sea legs".

Being a good member of society by joining in and by doing what everyone else is perceived to be doing is an important motive for handwashing.

'Tony Ball is perceived to have done a very good job at BSkyB.

Then, within weeks of replacing Ferguson, he was perceived to be doing something similar.