Sentence examples for question and perceptions from inspiring English sources

Lingering animosity over the sovereignty violations and extensive civilian casualties in NATO's 1999 intervention in Kosovo, the Kosovo independence question, and perceptions of bias in the ICTY's targeting of Serbian war criminals, have fuelled anti-Western sentiments and increased the co-optive power of radical anti-EU demagogues like Seselj.

The study also relied on self-reporting of activity limiting longstanding health conditions with responses to some extent dependant on individuals' understanding and interpretation of the question and perceptions of their own health.

Each community was represented by a diverse array of voices and perspectives, and this off-the-record session gave everyone an opportunity to explore their questions and perceptions about the other faith.

Possible subjective interpretation of the questions and perception of the activity can be influenced by factors such as age, social context, and seasonal variation (29), and in the current study, by known diabetes status, duration, and severity.

Our marketplace behavior is really governed by only two factors: our perceptions of the products or services in question and our perceptions of the enterprise behind them.

Afterwards the user reveals the Flashcard section that answers the question and grades Perception of knowledge, the quality of the user recall, using a 4-point likert scale.

She wanted to empower her students to create and question their assumptions and perceptions, challenge whatever crisis they faced, and be able to reframe the dynamics of a situation for themselves and their counterparts.

But it also calls into question the protections and perceptions of non-government whistleblowers.

Towards the end of the focus groups, the moderator asked a direct question about ethnicity and perceptions of social care.

For example, differences were observed in the responses of men versus women to many of the questions about attitudes and perceptions towards both driving behaviors and interventions.

Questions on attitudes and perceptions were adapted from the survey questionnaires of the University of Michigan Diabetes Research and Training Center.