Perceived
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Although most forecasts suggest that oil prices will remain at or slightly below their current level, this is largely due to a
perceived
moderation of growth in demand, led by a slowing US economy.
But broad international support will not be forthcoming if military operations are
perceived
as some form of Western neo-imperialism.
In this environment, the Chinese
perceived
a routine decision to send US marines to train in Australia as another link in the chain meant to hold China down.
They do not want China to be
perceived
as a hostile revisionist power, and cast into the “outgroup” of the existing order.
If fiscal laxity tarnishes the safe-haven status of Treasury securities, and the monetary authority is
perceived
to be slow in removing policy accommodation, Fed Chair Jerome Powell and his colleagues may get more of the inflation they are hoping for.
Opposition to any
perceived
revival of Japanese militarism is hard-wired in Northeast Asia.
But the important point is the gap between rules and how they are
perceived.
This reflects the real and
perceived
risks associated with investment in the region.
That points to a third reason for the pro-Brexit vote: growing social inequity has contributed to a revolt against a
perceived
metropolitan elite.
Atiku's huge influence balances the
perceived
Christian-millenarian strain of Obasanjo's presidency.
While there were some singular bilateral accomplishments, such as the adoption of the US-India civil nuclear energy deal, the US has been
perceived
to be less effective in dealing with the region’s burgeoning multilateral frameworks.
If one travels to America or Asia, as I did this autumn, Europe’s image becomes selectively brighter: while it continues to be
perceived
as a positive model, it is no longer considered a global actor.
It is
perceived
as a model of “civility.”
But Europe is no longer
perceived
as a global actor – and rightly so.
Unfortunately, Blair and his government are
perceived
to be tainted by some of the less attractive features of free-market capitalism.
Another factor that will help fish stocks is a religiously motivated hesitation by the public in some areas to eat marine fish, as they are
perceived
to have fed on human corpses washed to sea.
The survey also clearly indicated why the interest-rate spread for Italian government bonds is not much wider: the
perceived
backstop provided by the European Central Bank.
And, in response to her comments, the authors did try to account for the severity of the government’s debt problem as
perceived
by the markets at the time that the plans were implemented, finding very similar results.
But they also want China’s rise to high-income status to occur in a way that is – and that is
perceived
to be – beneficial to its neighbors and the world.
Just as in Darfur, where China’s
perceived
support for the Sudanese government translated into harsh criticism and threats to brand the 2008 Olympics the “Genocide Games,” China’s backing of the Burmese generals, particularly if the death toll rises, could cause similar problems.
The
perceived
lack of leadership from the Commission at this time of deepening economic gloom is just the tip of the iceberg.
Too many governments in Africa are clinging to state telecommunications monopolies as an easy source of revenue (or still less sensibly, as a
perceived
source of a few hundred or thousand jobs), while inadvertently strangling the introduction of new technologies.
Despite its domestic problems and the loss of global visibility that accompanied Mandela’s retirement, South Africa is still
perceived
as an emerging power comparable in status and aspiration to, say, Brazil, India, and Nigeria.
This fall in GDP, though a natural consequence of lower imports of consumption goods, is often mistakenly
perceived
as something to be avoided, because it seems to imply that output is below its “potential.”
The eurozone crisis that began in 2010 was
perceived
by some as an elite creation that had painful consequences for the public at large.
Amid such
perceived
failings, public confidence in experts is at a crossroads.
In reality, for them the conflict has come to symbolize the anachronistic perpetuation of an unfair colonial order, to represent their political malaise, and to embody the
perceived
impossibility of their being masters of their destiny.
Among some technocrats’ obvious disadvantages are lack of managerial experience, lack of
perceived
legitimacy, and lack of a domestic power base.
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu’s Israel is rightly
perceived
as a status quo state that aspires to have it all: continued control over and settlement of the Palestinian territories and “quiet for quiet” from the Palestinians.
But that is not because these international institutions are
perceived
as effective and legitimate.
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