In such cases, inequality may be perceived more intensely, for people may link it with the loss of good will.

Peradventure he may be of use to us , or we may choose him for a son . And they perceived not .

Peradventure he may be of use to us , or we may choose him for a son . And they perceived not .

Firstly, exemption shall be granted when requested for activities that clearly may be perceived to be of a religious nature.

Secondly, exemption may be granted from other activities, provided that they may reasonably be perceived as being the practice of another religion or adherence to another philosophy of life.

Requests for exemption need not be justified by the parents in cases where the activities clearly may be perceived to be of a religious nature.

Such perceived inequality may cause dissatisfaction, mistrust and result in unfair practices.

There is new talk about the resources that may need to be mobilized to counter what is perceived as an increasingly sophisticated threat.

For organizations that involve volunteers, these segments of society may be perceived as problematic and not worth an investment of time and effort.

There may not be nostalgia for the Cold War in any of this, but much of that era s mindset can be perceived again in the arguments being knocked about.

So a perceived failure may cause a massive, perhaps irreversible, loss of confidence in our politicians.

Many of these pernicious side effects can already be perceived.

It tends to be perceived globally as supercilious, petulant, and prim.

One part of the problem may be that it is not always inequality per se that causes social discord, but also how inequality is perceived to have come.

Schools must allow for exemption from the parts of the tuition that reasonably may be perceived as being the practice of another religion or adherence to another life philosophy.

9.13 With regard to the first issue, it is submitted that the CKREE subject involves only a few activities that may be perceived as being of a religious nature.

The man who was perceived to be denying it is now gone.

Authority comes from wide acceptability of decisions perceived to be fair and just.

Opportunities perceived included

The way we French are perceived by others affects how we perceive ourselves, and nothing is more troubling for us than to be perceived with indifference or, worse, not to be noticed at all.

(d) The liaison offices would be able to provide valuable insights into local situations and the way in which ethics issues are perceived by other cultures, which may not be readily apparent to staff at Headquarters

The perceived geographical dimensions of a foreign nation (relative to one's own nation) may often be heavily influenced by the amount of time and relative news coverage that the news media may spend covering news events from that foreign region.

Too often, young people are perceived to be associated with problems instead of solutions.

At the same time, the call for, and advocacy of, participatory approaches by the UNCCD may be perceived as disingenuous if they are not backed by an appropriate level of financial support.

The very real possibility of death in combat may serve to distance men from the more remotely perceived threat of HIV infection.

The State party affirms that many subjects taught at school may include information or actions perceived to have philosophical or religious aspects.

Limiting the possibilities for exemption to those parts of the tuition that reasonably may be perceived as being the practice of another religion or adherence to another philosophy of life, cannot be considered discrimination contrary to article 26.

If Europe s political center is widely perceived to be arbitrary and overweening, its authority will be rejected and resisted.

Your reputation is what you are perceived to be your character is what you really are.

Yet he cannot afford to be perceived as indecisive, which would only invite destabilizing financial speculation.

This distortion is perceived to be one of the main causes of the 2008 financial crisis.

It is a loose cannon that cannot be justified as a solution to any perceived wrong.

That should be perceived as an essential part of the process of capacity building as well.

For the invisible things of him since the creation of the world are clearly seen, being perceived through the things that are made, even his everlasting power and divinity that they may be without excuse.

The State party acknowledges that the subject has elements that may be perceived as being of a religious nature, these being the activities exemption from which is granted without the parents having to give reasons.

For these cases, parents must present brief reasons for their request to enable the schools to consider whether the activity may reasonably be perceived as the practice of another religion or adherence to another life philosophy.

A perceived change in American behavior under the Obama administration may facilitate Khamenei s support for, or at least acquiescence in, an electoral victory by Mousavi.

Elections are meaningful only if they are perceived to be free and fair, which requires independent referees.

MARSEILLE Many Greek philosophers perceived the world to be in perpetual motion a process of constant evolution.

Modi would rather be perceived as embodying Patel s decisiveness than as the destructive bigot his enemies decry.

Bo understands that he should not be perceived as a pitiful loser who gutlessly besmirches his honor.

Well before the crisis, the European Union was widely perceived to be suffering from a democratic deficit.

Investment protection depended on a functioning international arbitration system that would be perceived as fair and equitable.

The outcome of such negotiations can be expected to be and to be perceived to be more balanced, more transparent, more stable, and therefore more sustainable.

9.17 On the second issue, it is submitted that sufficient measures were taken to provide exemptions and or alternatives to accommodate all parents with regard to activities that may be perceived as being of a religious nature.