Avoidance of procedures and patients that were perceived to elevate the probability of litigation was also widespread.
In oral arguments, he asked questions that were perceived as favorable to both sides of the issue.
And The Post hasn't reported in print that McCain has repudiated some views of supporter John Hagee, an evangelist, that were perceived as anti-Catholic.
The rules would be intended to prevent the contacts that were perceived to be involved last year in the dismissals of several United States attorneys.
Excluded were representatives of organizations that were perceived to have a vested interest in maintaining the status quo, such as the American Medical Association.
If he agreed to make political endorsements that were perceived as race-based and dictated by Mr. Sharpton, his campaign for mayor would effectively be over.
They wanted to prevent lawyers from filing nationwide class actions in courts in counties, like Madison County in Illinois, that were perceived as hostile to corporate defendants.
Then Ronald Reagan won in 1980 on ideas that were perceived as out-there at the time but have now become orthodoxy.
Clustering based on voice recordings resulted in stories that were perceived as most easy to read, and to make most sense, by parents in a quantitative evaluation.
Multiple regression results indicate that living with foster parents that were perceived as helpful and receiving mental health services were significant for self-esteem outcomes.
Prior to her birth, Khalili's father, an editor and writer, was temporarily exiled for works that were perceived as threatening to the government.
