Sentence examples for perception of division from inspiring English sources

"It really has to do with the historical and cultural traditions that influence how people think about service and volunteerism, and how the political and institutional environments that the civil society is borne out of developed". Each society has a different perception of division of labor, organization of volunteers, communication and the nature of personal relationships, Kim said.

Dennis Rivera, president of Local 1199 of the hospital workers union, said it should put to rest the perception of divisions between the black and Hispanic New Yorkers.

The then Labour First Minister Rhodri Morgan blamed the recession, the MPs' expenses scandal - that was at its height - and "perception" of divisions within the party.

While the two politicians said they were not plotting Mr. Brown's overthrow, there seemed little doubt that their letter would strengthen perceptions of division in Labour ranks at the moment when Mr. Brown is seeking unity and support.

Nevertheless, to pre-empt perceptions of division within the scientific community and inconsistency in public health messages, it remains important for sun protection messages to take into account vitamin D issues, in particular, known lower vitamin D levels in NZ associated with living at high latitude, non-European ethnicity and more highly pigmented skin [ 32].

"There is a big difference in the perceptions of this division entering 2002 and entering 2003," Marty Hurney, the Carolina general manager, said in a telephone interview this week.

Importing the multicultural model has transformed a social question into a racial issue, substituting a perception of society with class divisions with a mosaic of ethnically differentiated communities, and in so doing strengthening divisions among the working classes.

As long as there was the perception that the two sides agreed on the principle of division of the land, the Palestinian security forces had no compunction in fighting those who opposed the division.

Indeed, Metis told us that breakfast defines our guests' perception of our entire food and beverage division.

Order of division is crucial!

The order of division is vitally important!