Opportunities perceived included

There is evidence that criminal and terrorist gangs have attempted to traffic material through countries perceived to have lax security.

On the other hand, official Chinese media have stoked domestic anger at perceived Western anti Chinese bias.

Such pressure is magnified when rivals and neighbors are perceived to have any kind of strategic advantage.

And when Moses had completed the term and was traveling with his family , he perceived from the direction of the mount a fire . He said to his family , Stay here indeed , I have perceived a fire .

(And if perceived risk never drops than you have worse things to worry about than the performance of your portfolio.)

Everyone has an agenda, perceived or real.

Minor and gradual institutional change can have a powerful impact on growth if it is perceived as initiating further credible reform.

The crisis is perceived to have started within three countries Ireland, Greece and Portugal but quickly spread to Spain and Italy.

It is perceived as a model of civility.

His heart did not falsify what he perceived .

Women hear over and over that we have to be twice as good as men to be perceived as successful, deserving leaders.

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

Responding to perceived erroneous interpretation and misuse of statistics

Within democratic settings, performance improvements are perceived as an appealing goal and have been the underlying objective of government reforms in most nations.

Feda became an outcast in her own society as she is perceived to have been sexually compromised during her two years of detention.

So we sat together with a team which prepared the Bid Book, or goal, that we said, let's aim for perceived temperature, for outdoor comfort in this range, which is perceived with a temperature of 32 degrees Celsius perceived temperature, which is extremely comfortable.

What about Seoul? Seoul, because of broadcast rights, all the games have been in the late afternoon. Sun has already been set, so the games have been perceived as comfortable.

Americans have long been skeptical of government, with a tradition of resistance to perceived government overreach that extends back to their country s founding years.

Which when Jesus perceived, he said unto them, O ye of little faith, why reason ye among yourselves, because ye have brought no bread?

The economic crisis has exacerbated the perceived downside of globalization.

Many of these pernicious side effects can already be perceived.

Whom I perceived to be accused of questions of their law, but to have nothing laid to his charge worthy of death or of bonds.

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

Critics generally perceived at this time that her career was over.

In India, motherhood is perceived as the ultimate validation of womanhood.

Box 3 Gender Roles, Status, Rights Responsibilities as Perceived by Children

Non governmental organizations providing medical and other support to victims of sexual violence have proven especially vulnerable, as have non governmental organizations perceived to be carrying out general protection of civilian activities.

Without Sharon, Peretz might have more leverage in the partnership, particularly since Olmert has been more willing than Sharon to embrace policy changes perceived as dovish.

Above all, the Fund must change how it is perceived from outside.

The annual World Economic Forum is rightly perceived as a global barometer.

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

Some caterpillars produce vibrations and sounds that are perceived by the ants.

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

All involve corrections for perceived errors inherent in the different data sets.

Then when they perceived Our violence , lo ! they were from it fleeing .

Then when they perceived Our violence , lo ! they were from it fleeing .

Violence or severe restrictions targeting minority groups perceived to have traditionally maintained a prominent position, for example as business elites or in political life and State institutions.

Specifically, the aggressor in many international conflicts in this period has been motivated by perceived injury to national dignity. Actual injury is not necessary the perceived superiority of another nation is enough.

Even countries that do not possess nuclear or other radioactive material need to act. There is evidence that criminal and terrorist gangs have attempted to traffic material through countries perceived to have lax security.

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.

This reflects the real and perceived risks associated with investment in the region.

But Europe is no longer perceived as a global actor and rightly so.

Actual injury is not necessary the perceived superiority of another nation is enough.

Likewise, reactions to the Karadžić decision show how inflated the perceived stakes are.