Sentence examples for tackle perceptions from inspiring English sources

We need to directly tackle perceptions of cultural "otherness", and to support perceptions of shared membership.

Dr Samina Khan, Oxford's director of undergraduate admissions, said tackling perceptions about Oxford was a central part of the university's work with teachers.

The message is dressed up in a humorous fashion but, make no mistake, McDonald's is tackling perceptions about its food with some vigour.

Translate data into individual stories to help tackle false perceptions: Speaking as a girl who grew up in a developing world having to compete for resources with my male siblings, it is important to target the erroneous perceptions of parents that investments in girls are not cost efficient.

They also discussed ways to tackle negative perceptions of young people in wider Scottish society.

Sensing public disquiet over the failure to tackle the perception of a growing underclass, prime minister David Cameron set himself the target last year of tackling all "problem families" in "broken Britain" by 2015 and set aside £400m to fund schemes.

A priority must be to tackle the perception that languages are difficult.

How would they tackle the perception that it's hard to master?

The SFO's new boss, David Green, has indicated that the organisation will tackle a perception that it is more amenable to settlements than prosecutions.

The point is to tackle the perception that Britain "apishly follows every American lead" so the "usefulness" of "UK support for the US" is increased.

We need to tackle the perception that the A-levels and three-year degree model is the only route to a good career.