Police officers told the IPCC there was a perceived need to keep the media onside: the press, they said, was "untouchable and all powerful".
Some help has been forthcoming from America, not least because of a perceived need to keep Central Europe onside: after all, much of it is run by retooled former communists.
Like Bush before him, Obama has already sacrificed Egyptian democracy and human rights activists to the alter of realpolitik and the perceived need to keep Hosni Mubarak in power in order to advance the Israeli-Palestinian peace process.
12 13 The mobility domain of the scale includes nine questions about a patient's perceived competency to keep his or her balance, to transfer, to walk indoors and climb stairs, to get in and out of a car, and to move about in the community.
Accordingly, several additional nodes of collection of clinical MS data emerged, some prompted by a perceived need to keep track of patients such as in Uppsala, or by an interest in epidemiology in Umeå and Linköping, or in neuroimmunology and MS genetics in Stockholm.
EA is perceived to be a glue to keep the GDAD teams aligned towards a shared vision (Edwards 2007).
Standing behind those who levered up America is perceived to be what will keep this the home of the brave.
That inability, real or perceived, to truly embrace losing has kept Canadian teams from landing the sort of top talent that champions are built on.
Interestingly, 40% identified with the threat that biocuration might be perceived to be irrelevant if curators cannot keep pace with the current flow of data.
Private radiology centres faced the pressure of "generating revenue to keep the practice going", which was perceived to nullify any impetus to implement EBM.
