Sentence examples for perceived to require from inspiring English sources

The organization is perceived to require a multiplicity of stakeholders involving many government ministries as well as NGOs, Commune Councils, villagers and parents.

This resistance is shown to arise because the cutting of peat is a well-established land use and a cessation of peat cutting is perceived to require the abandonment of traditional rights.

Dialysis was perceived to require medical and technical expertise.

(Clancy, 53) Health concerns such as a broken leg were perceived to require immediate attention.

The current drug ordering system was perceived to require high levels of time and effort.

These patients may be therefore more likely to be perceived to require specialist palliative care and be referred to hospices.

Anything increasingly expensive advertising and marketing experts recommend is likely to be adopted, and so the increasingly enormous sums required;or perceived to be required;must be raised.

Legal aid is not normally granted for inquests as lawyers are not usually perceived to be required.

A large proportion of providers (n = 114 (61.9%)) believed that infants should be active for 45 minutes or less each day, and only 56 providers (29.7%) perceived toddlers to require more than 90 minutes of activity per day.

5. CPD (Compulsive Photoshop Disorder): A distortion of the visual field in which people, objects, animals, or natural expressions of Mother Nature are perceived to be deficient, requiring immediate digital manipulation.

Several interviewees also articulated the need to further simplify antiretroviral treatment guidelines, as the number of drug combinations in present use was perceived to be excessive, requiring too many registrations, with serious time and cost implications.