Sentence examples for perception of country from inspiring English sources

"What the market is telling you is that market nervousness has abated and the perception of country risk has been reduced," said Arturo Porzecanski, chief economist for emerging markets at ABN Amro Securities.

*Note: According to the Trade and Transport Infrastructure: Logistics professionals' perception of country's quality of trade- and transport-related infrastructure (e.g., ports, railroads, roads, information technology), from the World Bank's World Development Indicators.

Canada has been named as the most reputable nation in the world, in a recent survey on the perception of countries across the globe.

A better measure of racial progress is when the country can elect a black person who can speak directly on racial issues, embrace traditional civil rights leaders and associations, and who can maintain associations with people who may have different perceptions of country.

The two exploratory studies described in this article examined perceptions of country profiles from the Countdown to 2015 Decade Report (2000 2010): Taking stock of maternal, newborn and child survival[ 38].

It's the perfect facsimile of our perception of the country, but not the country itself.

We have challenges within the country, but certainly the perception of a country at war is not accurate at all.

"We know that you cannot change the perception of a country just like that," he said.

The environmental and wildlife campaigner Dr Paula Kahumbu believes that, in time, the discoveries will transform Kenyans' perception of their country.

They recorded more than twenty-four hofrs of Luxembourg street fashion, which Sophie hoped would forever change Americans' perception of the country's vibrant culture.

While these changes would surely have come about eventually, the musicians of Buena Vista Social Club played an undeniable part in changing the world's perception of their country.