Perceived
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To change this, international organizations need leaders who are convincing salespeople, which means that they must be widely
perceived
as genuine and trustworthy.
These include the opening of Gaza’s borders, including the Egyptian-controlled Rafah crossing, the release of Hamas detainees in Egypt, the suspension of Israeli operations against Hamas activists in the West Bank, and the right to respond to any
perceived
Israeli violation of the ceasefire.
How risk is
perceived
– whether the risk is nuclear power or genetically modified food or any potential threat – is never a purely rational, fact-based process.
Tariffs on Chinese goods are in part a response to such concerns, and limits on Chinese acquisitions of American high-tech companies address this
perceived
threat directly.But it is simply too late.
Tariffs on Chinese goods are in part a response to such concerns, and limits on Chinese acquisitions of American high-tech companies address this
perceived
threat directly.
That
perceived
combination of arrogance and ridicule fans irritation into rage and revenge fantasies.
Are we dating more people who share our
perceived
interests?
But there is plenty of precedent for an alienated and disenchanted young man, brought up in the West (Abdulazeez attended high school and college in Chattanooga), to seek a cause worth fighting for – and to find it in the
perceived
humiliation of Islam by America and the West.
But, whether we like it or not, there is a strong parallel between them: both countries are
perceived
to be dictating to Muslims.
Obama won not only because of his extraordinary personal resilience, but also because a sufficient number of middle-class voters, while unhappy with the pace of economic progress, sensed that an Obama presidency would help them more than the policies championed by his Republican challenger, Mitt Romney, which were
perceived
as tilted to the affluent.
Henry Tang, unkindly nicknamed “Pig” by the Hong Kong press for his unimpressive intellect, and a heretofore supporting actor, C. Y. Leung, nicknamed “Wolf” for his
perceived
chilly ruthlessness, were the entire cast.
On the other hand, we can be fairly certain that some of these stories really do affect
perceived
economic uncertainty.
With Putin’s foreign-policy misadventures wreaking havoc on Russia’s economy – on a scale that not even the most pessimistic observers anticipated – any challenge to his leadership is
perceived
as a serious threat.
Thus, what is commonly
perceived
as a widespread crisis of trust in the EU is really a generalized crisis of trust in all official institutions within the periphery.
The public consensus supporting difficult reforms in Eastern Europe in the 1990s demonstrates that voters are able to understand and accept tradeoffs when they have no
perceived
alternative.
Their
perceived
ability to make a difference is usually reflected in their capacity to raise funds, whether from governments or the private sector.
Any INGO in the business of giving advice must be scrupulous about being – and being
perceived
as – immune from influence by vested interests.
Because of Bush’s
perceived
impotence, Americans believed that no real decisions could be taken at this summit.
The Europeans, with their disunity and weakness, are
perceived
as unnecessary, even bothersome.
In Thailand, the rage stems from the
perceived
neglect of the rural poor by the ruling class, backed by big business, the army, and the king.
Russians saw John Paul’s Polish nationality as linking him to a long history of
perceived
oppression of Russian Orthodoxy.
Hence, the US current-account deficit cannot be addressed without dealing with related problems: first, the lack of a proper international reserve-currency arrangement, and, second, the
perceived
need of emerging-market economies with liberalized capital accounts to accumulate reserves for protection against volatile capital flows.
But it is a telling sign of the US stock market's significance that one of the most important factors
perceived
to be weighing on the economy was declining equity prices.
Yet he cannot afford to be
perceived
as indecisive, which would only invite destabilizing financial speculation.
In Britain, the United States, and Germany, the populist rebellions are not only fueled by similar
perceived
grievances and nationalist sentiments, but also are occurring in similar economic conditions.
Anti-Japanese anger has an ethical justification rooted in the
perceived
injustice of “little brother” Japan’s impertinent behavior towards “big brother” China, from China’s loss in the Sino-Japanese Jiawu War and the humiliating Treaty of Shimonoseki of 1895 to the insulting “21 Demands” of 1915 and on to WWII atrocities like the Rape of Nanking.
But resentment of northerners’
perceived
dominance of national politics runs deep in the south, particularly in the Niger Delta, where 50 years of uncontrolled oil production has resulted in polluted farmlands and deepening poverty.
It cannot risk being
perceived
as a country that jeopardizes basic freedoms, thereby widening the gap with the EU.
It is an application of the so-called “Rule of Rescue”: our
perceived
duty to spend almost any amount to save an identifiable victim, such as a trapped miner, an injured mountain climber, or an extremely premature baby.
America’s intervention in Iraq, followed by the weakening (whether real or perceived) of its security guarantee for the region, has led to open strategic rivalry between the leading Sunni power, Saudi Arabia, and the leading Shia power, Iran.
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