Sentence examples for perception of law from inspiring English sources

The perception of law enforcement tends to be negative, so any chance we get to show people we are just normal people really helps.

With regard to perception of law enforcement agencies, these are not adequately resourced to combat economic Cybercrimes, highlight: United States (52%), France (51%), Venezuela (50%) and India (49%), in positions 12 15, respectively.

So, I mean, to me, this changed my whole perception of law.

Frank argued that one juror had in the past been brought into a court in shackles, an experience that could have affected the juror's perception of law enforcement.

He said that when he confronts uncertainty at recruiting events like this one, he advises potential candidates that they have an opportunity to change the perception of law enforcement from the inside.

As the majority of the population in Paksitan lives in rural areas (approximately 70%), CSR has the potential of creating diffrences in rural development, health care, community empowerment, education, awareness about rights and duties, perception of laws, entrepreneurship opportunities, ensuring transperancy, development of insfrastructure and enhancing business performance (Ahmed and Ahmed 2011).

Some have a history of distrust for law enforcement stemming from their perceptions of law enforcement within their home countries.

This illustrates how flimsy students' perceptions of law firms can be, and how outwardly similar the big ones can seem.

In one legal magazine's annual survey of students' perceptions of law firms, the firm that features at the top of the alphabetical research questionnaire (Allen & Overy), is consistently ranked highest in the final results.

These men are well drawn, but their portraits seem to rely on the perceptions of law enforcement officers or to be pieced together from wiretap transcripts; it is not clear if any of them were interviewed directly.

While residents of all races were generally happy with where they lived, the survey found that minorities in diverse neighborhoods have far more negative perceptions of law enforcement than their white neighbors.