Sentence examples for perception of public from inspiring English sources

"There has to be a clear perception of public outrage," says Burr.

In Britain, as in the United States, the perception of public figures is infused with a double-edged awareness that surface counts more than substance.

"I can see where people's perception of public schools comes from, because a lot of people that came from them are dicks, awful people.

One police administrator, because of his personal beliefs or because of his perception of public opinion, may allocate more resources to certain types of crime or to certain police duties than to others.

The president's perception of public support has fueled the narrative that he repeated on Tuesday, that outside forces a combination of  Muslim fundamentalists, Al Qaeda, Washington, Zionists and quisling Arabs — all form an anti-Syrian cabal.

With 71% of nurses supporting the values of the 6Cs, the findings suggest that the current issues of staff shortages and disengaged staff can be overcome by imaginative leaders within the NHS proactively working with the 6Cs principles, and that talent is willing to get behind initiatives that will turn around the current poor perception of public sector healthcare.

In addition, many delay seeking care because perceptions of public health services include long wait times.

This found that there is a major gap between actual public attitudes, and perceptions of public attitudes among policymakers.

Italy ranks 69th out of 183 countries on Transparency International's Corruption Perceptions Index, which measures perceptions of public sector corruption.

Not only is Greece the lowest ranked EU country in an index that measures experts' perceptions of public sector corruption: in 94th place, it ranks a massive 19 places behind the next EU member state, Bulgaria.

Which leads us to wonder how home buyers' perceptions of public housing are changing — and how residents of public housing are feeling about their market-rate neighbors these days.