Sentence examples for perceived transfer from inspiring English sources

Others cast him as a kingmaker – a Sun splash on election morning claimed his endorsement for David Cameron, while Gordon Brown agonised at a perceived transfer in his affections.

To be precise, in our research setting, this means that we measure perceived transfer-effects, namely those that the market assumes will become effective.

This article is the first step in identifying the relevant attributes involved in the way travellers perceive transfers, and analyses the results of the pilot survey in order to propose preliminary policy recommendations.

This later stage of the research will provide even greater insights and offer a better understanding of how travellers perceive transfers, which will be of considerable interest for planning transfer modes and managing connecting PT services so as to improve the competitiveness of PT.

In this survey, the link between satisfaction, spending time with HRH twin, goal setting and perceived skill transfer was very strong.

Among USF, sharing a professional and social relationship with their twin and believing that HRH Program promotes a culture of respect were associated with perceived skill transfer to a Rwandan twin in bivariate analysis (p < 0.1), though neither factor remained significant in multivariate analysis when satisfaction was in the model (p < 0.1) (Table  2).

These variables are negatively perceived while transferring.

NGO key informants generally perceived cash transfers to be the most effective modality for assisting people in need within Syria.

Anecdotal discussions with clinicians across the UK would suggest that whatever the technical cut off age, many paediatric and CAMHS teams continue to see young people well past this age due to perceived difficulties transferring care to adult services.

As family ties are important determinants of remittances, it is sometimes mistakenly believed that migrants are unlikely to remit for purposes other than altruism, where altruism is perceived as transfers for purposes of family consumption support.

Therefore, beneficiary women may perceive the transfer as earned income in exchange for their efforts to ensure compliance with the conditionalities of the program, which encourages the traditional division of gender roles within the household and reduces the pressure on women to seek for a job outside the house.