Sentence examples for the perceived influence from inspiring English sources

The report, a copy of which was provided by the association, is the latest move to limit politicking and the perceived influence of fund-raising on candidates.

And they complained about the perceived influence of Qatar, which helped train and equip the Tripoli Brigade and also finances Al Jazeera.

"I don't see how it couldn't be," the Rev. Tom Goldsmith, minister at the First Unitarian Church of Salt Lake City and a plaintiff in the original lawsuit, said, referring to the perceived influence of the church in city government.

Cacic and the Croatian Football Federation have been the target of protests – primarily from fans of Hajduk Split – due to the perceived influence on both the national and domestic game of the former Dinamo Zagreb chief executive Zdravko Mamic.

The Multiple Sclerosis Intimacy and Sexuality Questionnaire‐19 (MSISQ‐19) was designed to assess the perceived influence of multiple sclerosis (MS) symptoms on sexual activity and satisfaction.

Instead of grandstanding through hastily arranged match-fixing summits, the Government should follow the Australian lead and consider banning the ceaseless pre-watershed advertising of in-play betting because of the perceived influence on children.

We explored the perceived influences in women's choice of a birth control method in five European countries (Germany, France, the UK, Romania and Sweden), where contraception is widely used.

Furthermore, the perceived influencing factors for networking were divided into internal and external factors.

The survey explored the public's knowledge and awareness of medicines R&D, their interest in learning more and the perceived influences on this.

Our findings on the perceived influences on initiating smoking emphasise the role of Aboriginal social networks in determining peer groups and the importance of smoking in order to belong to a these social groups.

Areas covered by study interviews included patients' understanding of the causes, effects, exacerbating factors, and consequences of hypertension; attitudes towards drugs; and the perceived influences of stress, diet, and racism.