Sentence examples for the population perceived from inspiring English sources

The actual percentage of migrants in Italy in 2010 was around 7 percent, the report said, "yet polls showed that the population perceived this percentage to be around a staggering 25 percent".

[CBC November 6] H1N1 was seen as distinct from seasonal flu in that healthy, young adults were dying; hearing that a segment of the population perceived as less vulnerable to illness was succumbing to the disease increased fear about H1N1.

The British policing model, which relies on policing by consent, simply cannot deliver a professional service if sections of the population perceive it to be unfair and discriminatory".

These processes of unrest on El Hierro show a very clear pattern of evolution (García et al. 2014b), which to date has allowed the team of scientists to forecast the increase and acceleration of activity several days in advance, before the population perceive it (García et al. 2014a).

How can behavioral science be employed to encourage the use of sustainable energy without the population perceiving a loss?

Campaigns mainly focusing on condom use at the population level could paradoxically lead to an increase in risky behaviors (such as the number of sexual partners), if the population perceives condoms to be absolutely safe, irrespective of specific sexual behaviors.

The results of the current study may help health personnel and policymakers to focus attention on what the populations perceive as their needs.

Between 8.8%, 95% CI: 8.4-9.2 and 20.2%, 95% CI: 19.6-20.8 of the general population perceived the health literacy tasks as difficult or very difficult at the individual item level.

"The plan of the counter-insurgency campaign was allegedly formulated at the highest levels of the government of the Republic of the Sudan and had allegedly as a core component an unlawful attack on that part of the civilian population perceived by the government as being close to the rebel groups," it said.

At a recent meeting, a Defense Department participant laid out the challenge: "We get a request for help, we go to the state officials, we embed ourselves with the people who the population perceives as the bad guys…we become the bad guys".

Experts agree that a government that 85 to 90percentt of the population perceives as legitimate is the sine qua non of counterinsurgency success.