Sentence examples for perceived to turn from inspiring English sources

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Whether the Spanish Crown could "pacify" the indigenous populations through violence or whether more peaceful means of persuasion and political control were necessary was perceived to turn on whether the indigenous populations were natural slaves.

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Previously verdant platforms are perceived to have turned into dense jungles full of predators.

24 Celebrities are in turn perceived to have greater credibility than their non-celebrity counterparts, such as doctors, despite having less medical knowledge and experience.

To pursue the classical parallel, Don Rumsfeld can be compared to Ajax, the Greek warrior who had great force projection -- but was so deluded that he laid waste to what he perceived to be his enemies and turned out to be a herd of cattle.

This, in turn, was perceived to impact on implementation timelines, as users found it difficult to get used to new software that radically changed the way they were used to working.

This study presents a critical examination of how the fairness of relationships with government, FDC schemes and families using FDC services shape FDC working conditions and in turn, are perceived to influence educator mental health and wellbeing.

Inevitably, attention has therefore turned towards those countries perceived to be offshore havens.

When Kibaki rejected ODM demands to step down, members of communities that mainly supported the party turned on those communities perceived to have voted for Kibaki.

However, some of the comments made suggest that the customer has some influence over the pharmacist; the latter perceives pressure to turn around medicines quickly for the customer.

DFF was perceived to have a highly positive impact through funding support staff, outreach activities, renovations, patient referrals and increasing health facility committee activity, which in turn was perceived to have improved health worker motivation, utilization and quality of care.

To an increasing degree, citizens of the consumer state seem to be perceiving their ability to turn upon their manipulators, to place widespread abuses of commercial privilege under the prohibition of laws that genuinely do protect the public, and, in effect, to give back to the people a sense of controlling their own lives.

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