To prevent the perception of having bias or endorsing certain medications, many doctors use the generic name of most medications.
Its task now is to prevent the perception spreading that it's a company that cares more for PR wins than customer safety.
The change to the law on candidates' election spending, passed without parliamentary debate, was made despite a direct warning by the commission against such "excessive spending to prevent the perception of undue influence over the outcome of the election".
There is no reason, for example, that the eink versions of the Kindle and Nook shouldn't be free with Amazon Prime or content subscription services other than to prevent the perception that the devices are cheap.
In a statement that echoed the comments of other companies, ConAgra said on Thursday that "we are firmly committed to diversity, and we would like to prevent the potential perception that advertising during this program was an endorsement of the viewpoints shared".
We suggest that future online planning tools include a clearer explanation of its self-regulating nature in order to prevent the incorrect perception that the planning tool is a real appointment planner.
Sharp urges that an almost excessive amount of communication about your dual paths is warranted to prevent even the perception of misconduct.
If it is, he said, "it'll reinforce the studio perception" that PC-based systems for preventing the illegal copying of media "aren't ready for prime time".
These factors, together with a perception of sufficient management support, seem to have prevented the deterioration in PQL perception [ 4, 19, 28].
The challenge for the Bush campaign, according to some of his own advisers and Republicans outside the campaign, is to prevent the public from developing the perception that he is not quite ready for prime time.
It is your job to identify and correct the perception that prevents the buyer from purchasing your product.
