Sentence examples for perceptions of opposition from inspiring English sources

In autumn 2013, the UK embarked on behind-the-scenes work to influence the course of the war by shaping perceptions of opposition fighters.

However, an opinion poll released in late September found that popular perceptions of growing opposition strength – mainly based on the defection of Lowassa and some other high-profile politicians – may not tell the whole story.

On the other hand, adolescents' perception of maternal opposition toward engaging in sex was associated with a lower probability of engaging in sex and a lower probability of pregnancy during the ensuing 12 months.

Mr. Assad's comments on Thursday were the latest chapter in a rhetorical offensive by the Syrian president and his surrogates, who seem to feel that global perceptions of the Syrian opposition — with its strong component of Islamic radicalism — have shifted in their direction.

This electoral model spread throughout the postcommunist region because of both shared perceptions by opposition groups of similar local conditions and the existence of transnational democracy promotion networks that included local, regional and American participants.

The perception of greenness (in opposition to redness forming one of the opponent mechanisms in human color vision) is evoked by light which triggers the medium-wavelength M cone cells in the eye more than the long-wavelength L cones.

The main source of opposition to carbon pricing is the perception that it will 'kill jobs' or otherwise hurt the economy.

Sometimes, African media will mirror this and set up the Rest in opposition to the perceptions of the western press.

Other contributors to discontinuation and delayed reintroduction are linked to misinformation from community members about infertility, religious opposition, and community perceptions of FP as fostering laziness or inducing fatigue.

"Forces of opposition, bow down.

(See traditional square of opposition).