Sentence examples for perception of the occupation from inspiring English sources

But BDS leaders say support is driven by the growing perception of the occupation as a civil rights issue in the face of prime minister Binyamin Netanyahu's rejection of a Palestinian state and revulsion at Israel's periodic military assaults on Gaza.

Second, the perception of the apprenticeship is, in the beginning, mainly a perception of the occupation and not of the training company.

Apprentices need to generalize their positive perceptions of the occupation and the positive experiences during organizational entry because they have almost no other information to evaluate the social situation at the beginning of apprenticeship (van Vianen and De Pater 2012).

The speech, before the National Endowment for Democracy, appeared to be part of an effort by the White House to change American and world perceptions of the Iraq occupation, describing it in far broader strategic terms than the ouster of a dictator.

American officials are also eager to avoid the perception of foreign occupation that hinders the United States-led effort in Iraq.

In an interview with Charlie Rose of PBS in January 2006, Lute said the military wanted "to see a smaller, lighter, less prominent U.S. force structure in Iraq," both to undercut the perception of occupation and to prevent what he called "dependency syndrome" -- the notion that U.S. forces will do what is necessary and therefore local forces do not need to step up.

A transparent agreement with the Iraqi administration would help to counter the perception of occupation and illegitimacy.

"You have to undercut the perception of occupation in Iraq.

It will be hard to shake off the perception of occupation.

In a population of young Canadian adults with asthma, knowledge relating to the occupational risks for asthma and high-risk occupations was assessed, as well as their perception of the role of asthma in career choice.

This is the tragedy of the occupation".