The regular schools are contending, most of all, with a perception that charter schools deliver a superior education.
Navarrete said although Trump's statements had "no basis in fact", they fitted in with a perception of the party he sought to represent.
Design and technology is struggling to shake off a dreary image and is lumbered with a perception that it is secondary to so-called academic subjects.
Even some who have raised money for the uniformed workers are uncomfortable with a perception that grief has a caste system.
Is he stuck, as one of the nation's leading newspapers contends, with a "perception widely held that he can be bought"?
Mailer once said that he was "imprisoned with a perception that will settle for nothing less than making a revolution in the consciousness of our time".
"Living wills will be crucial in addressing the market failure that comes with a perception that a firm is too big to fail.
I am sometimes temporarily overcome with feelings of uncertainty and enmity that arise with a perception that I am being watched with cold judgment and/or condescension.
It is this fact that has begun to cause the bank problems – with a perception that puts its own interests before those of its clients.
Disgust with this kind of "liberalism," as well as with a perception of American weakness, pushed former leftists, like Podhoretz and Irving Kristol, managing editor of Commentary, to the right.
Those comments, coupled with a perception that the French banks will bail out Vivendi, given the company's coveted position at the intersection of French commerce and culture, helped lift Vivendi's shares, which rose 5.8percentt in Paris.
