Sentence examples for positive public perception from inspiring English sources

Administration officials said they hoped the cards would create a more positive public perception of the new law.

But 94% of young people agree care is a suitable profession for a man and 23% of 16- 25-year-olds said they would be more inclined to think about a career in care, if there were a more positive public perception of the role.

To attract the right people with the right skills for future business success, a positive public perception is vital.

The evaluation has also shown a positive public perception: people liked the fencing and thought that they worked in preventing incidents.

The evocation of heroism from collective memory organized in the tiger-slaying narrative consolidates positive public perception of the party's determination.

Modeled in part after a similar survey conducted in 1979, it reflects a marked increase in positive public perception of our nation's veterans.

He will be in charge of attempts to reposition positive public perceptions of the Trafigura brand.

Hone said positive public perceptions of the Games to date were largely down to the success of the ODA and its partners in avoiding an Athens-style meltdown.

However, for lion conservation to continue to succeed in the Greater Gir Landscape, conflict mitigation and the continued promotion of positive public perceptions of lion is imperative.

Accordingly, there is a need to identify practical strategies for 1) promoting resiliency against residual effects of trauma and 2) incorporating Indigenous culture and contextual factors affecting Indigenous health to ensure current policies are culturally appropriate and promote positive public perceptions.

I'd argue that, right now, video games are at the cusp of a new transition, another positive shift in public perception.