"This paucity of reporting - the almost total reliance on just a few reporters - has stark implications for how the war is perceived back home," Mr. Hanrahan wrote.
Bildt assured us that reconciliation would not be a problem in Europe unless it was perceived as rolling back women's rights, educational development, and other key human rights issues.
The decision to stop mobile development was perceived as counterintuitive back then, rightly so considering the market trends, but we needed to focus our talent on our existing portfolio and rebuild the processes we then lacked as a foundation to develop better titles.
This was particularly the case in tasks thought to be more closely associated with back pain, and where back pain was perceived to have started at work.
To justify incapacity due to back pain, this group had seemingly become entrenched in a position whereby it was crucial that the individual with back pain was perceived as completely disabled.
Historically, individuals born with NTDs often died from renal failure, which was perceived as arising from excessive back-pressure on the kidneys from impaired urine flow combined with bacterial infection ascending from urine pooled in poor-emptying urinary bladders.
Having a "back-up" was perceived as advantageous, although the part-time nature of the position made it more difficult to ensure dedicated time for the MAs to conduct health coaching responsibilities, as opposed to the more exclusively dedicated role of the CHW health coaches.
Back then, anger was perceived as a source of pleasure.
"We believe government should be involved, not as Big Brother as was perceived but as Little Brother, providing support, back-up and funding.
Kuroda, now 37, who had pitched five solid but unremarkable seasons for the Los Angeles Dodgers, was perceived as an insurance arm, a back-of-the-rotation commodity.
