Sentence examples for representatives perceived from inspiring English sources

Representatives perceived the meeting as a very technical process, as described below: "It was more at the geographic level, [the planners] want to know that this route has a problem because…, it's mainly really in terms of infrastructure, that there we feel unsafe, there is no traffic light there it was rather a technical profile rather than a sociological problem" (CW2).

Note that the Venezuelan NAP representatives perceived 60%% progress, while the international cooperation perceived no progress at all.

Other representatives perceived that the difficulty in their ability to generate reports was related to their vendor's preference to be paid to generate reports for them.

According to one survey, nearly half of full-time and two-thirds of part-time department of medicine faculty missed more than half of grand rounds sessions[ 10], and more than 40percentt of departmental representatives perceived the popularity and attendance were decreasing[ 7].

The mean score is indicative to the degree to which the port representatives perceive as likely each of the statements/shortcomings included in the questioner.

The local governments' representatives perceive their collaboration with the regional level (County Governor) as good; however, they think that the County Governor has little ability to act upon needs from below.

In one case, we have organized a workshop to explore how a group of major stakeholders, city administration representatives, perceive scientific advice in health and environment.

Furthermore, we have to take into account the sometimes rather large discrepancy between the social scientific perspective on issues like risk communication and the way other scientific disciplines or policy representatives perceive it.

The NNI representative perceived the contact with the RCC as minimal and noted that the RCC would rarely contact NNI, even in cases where it would be very relevant to do so.

This section presents results organized in two major themes: the process of involving community representatives and perceived changes after involvement of representatives of communities in planning and priority-setting processes.

Through a policy framework for community participation, this new District Health Council can develop a transparent and interactive process by which the community's specific roles are clearly defined, each representative is perceived as a valid representative of the community, capacity is built for engagement with the health system, and the health system is responsive to community concerns.