Sentence examples for state perceived from inspiring English sources

Professor Michael Fischer, of Harvard, who spent much of 1975 in that city, described the atmosphere at the time, in a monograph he called "The Qum Report," as "one of siege and courageous passive hostility to a state perceived to be the stronger, but morally corrupt, opponent".

"Does that mean that any state may now individually and arbitrarily decide to use force pre-emptively against any other state perceived as a threat?" He did not elaborate, but for an Asian audience the fears are that China may use the Iraq war and pre-emption doctrine to strike Taiwan, and that India may invoke it against Pakistan, or vice versa.

If business executives are looking to China for its low manufacturing costs and sizable market, political leaders are studying a state perceived to have found a recipe for lifting millions out of poverty with fast growth, even if that means a stiff measure of domestic repression.

The index value ranges between 0 and 1 with a higher score indicating a better health state perceived by the patient.

For example, a utility of 75 utile implies a health state perceived to be about 75% of ideal health Fyffe and Kay (1992) were the first to apply the standard gamble method to dentistry [ 11].

9 These values for the EQ-5D range from 1 to −0.624 where 1 indicates perfect health, 0 indicates death, and a value below zero is a health state perceived to be worse than death.

The Australia Institute report states: "Perceived high levels of opposition have been linked to a vocal minority, with many surveys suggesting reasonably high levels of support, especially in community-owned wind operations.

Our role is now, perhaps, confined to the modest but necessary task of demonstrating the withdrawal of our consent, while seeking to undermine the moral confidence which could turn the attack on Iraq into a war against all those states perceived to offend US strategic interests.

A video report on the hacking by the Russian business news channel RBC showed a message from the hackers in which they claimed to be part of "American Anonymous," referring to a loose collective of hackers (not usually identified as American) known for revenge attacks on the Web sites of organizations and states perceived as enemies of free speech.

Such errors would be most likely among states perceived to be very similar in terms of preference level to the respondent [16].

Instead, they are occurring in states perceived to be more liberal on LGBT issues: California, Minnesota, New Jersey, and Rhode Island.