Sentence examples for regulations and perceptions from inspiring English sources

To anticipate our results we observe that de jure employment regulations and perceptions of regulations vary significantly across developing and emerging economies and affect firm's behavior in terms of provision of training and use of temporary employment.

Just to give you the sense of how times were so different 3.5 years ago: In the beginning, the regulations and perceptions of what was possible legally were so different".

The structured interviews focused on the level of satisfaction with the Regulations and perceptions of compliance and non-compliance.

Boll et al. [27] conclude from literature studies and regional surveys that apart from economic uncertainties such as the contribution of SRC to income generation, diversification and local added value, the wide range of regulations, laws and perceptions of local authorities hampering a short planning and approval time is perceived as a major disadvantage of SRC.

This interplay between bodily response, regulation and perception can therefore account for individual differences in how we react to perceived unfairness.

Insights are also provided on how eye care is practiced in Asia, where regulations and patient perceptions result in care that is delivered much differently than in North America and Europe.

The questionnaire included items regarding attitudes about environmental regulations and experts, perceptions of risks from various environmental hazards, and attitudes and beliefs about how to address environmental problems.

The number of foreign students choosing U.S. schools dropped after tougher visa regulations were introduced after the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks; according to experts, the decline was caused by both the actual regulations and the perception that getting permission would be difficult.

It remains to be seen whether (and how) regulations and public perception will change in the future.

And of course the impact on UK research cannot – and should not – be isolated from other weighty matters in the referendum debate such as sovereignty, democratic accountability, regulation, and differing perceptions of the long-term goals of the EU.

To determine the current status and features of states' laws on pharmacist collaborative practice, barriers and facilitators to the passage of such laws, pharmacists' satisfaction with present regulations, and pharmacy leaders' perceptions regarding the impact of collaborative practice on pharmacist-physician relationships and on patients' perceptions of pharmacists.