Sentence examples for right perceive from inspiring English sources

Some on the right perceive acts of protest like kneeling during the national anthem as anti-patriotic.

However, they see themselves as modern-day activists, putting right perceived moral wrongs in the corporate world and in some Western governments.

Other documentaries that will be screened at Toronto hew more closely to what many of their makers see as a core mission: to right perceived wrongs or to empower the powerless with the help of a camera.

It seems to me the archetype of his selections are white, middle class to wealthy, privately school educated and people that have chosen politics as their career field, not grassroots people that have entered politics to right perceived inadequacies in the system.

Should America lead the world, from the front, not frightened to right perceived wrongs all over the globe?

There was an attempt to right perceived wrongs in 1973, when Bangladeshi law authorised a war crimes tribunal – but the 1975 assassination of Bangladesh's first Prime Minister, Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, stopped prosecutions in their tracks.

Women's roles are apparently seen as of instrumental value, and civil rights perceived as a potential barrier to economic development.

Since the goal of a Bayesian model is to estimate the most probable 3-D source based on the available 2-D evidence, the variables pertinent to the current study are the 3-D object speed, 2-D image speed, and 2-D image distance (recall that since the reference and test stimuli always moved horizontally from left-to-right, perceived direction does not need to be considered).

Moreover, there is information gap on how vulnerable rights holders perceive their right to adequate food, especially those affected by disasters.

In America, the Mexican worker embodies everything the right perceives to be wrong with immigration policy.

The Israeli right perceives an international onslaught against its bastions in East Jerusalem and the West Bank.