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Second, most Palestinians
perceived
that their ability to go through such a democratic process was itself a significant step in their struggle against Israel.
Whether they actually make a difference or are mistakenly
perceived
to have made even a minor contribution to a given cause (my own case with Vicente Fox’s election as Mexico’s president in 2000), they are held responsible for the results, for better or for worse.
Indeed, that
perceived
deficit is something of a politically convenient canard.
The authorities need to remove the
perceived
guarantee without triggering a liquidity crisis should they let some bank or off-balance-sheet trust fail.
How can a country perceive itself, and be
perceived
by others, as a key regional actor if it finds itself marginalized at the critical moment?
Some of these shifts might be subject to international coordination, in order to avoid adverse competitive consequences, whether real or
perceived.
The cause was not an attempt by the global South to revive outdated notions of unlimited sovereignty; rather, it was a reaction to the
perceived
overreach of the NATO-led military intervention in Libya in 2011.
But they were
perceived
as then ruthlessly pursuing full-scale regime change, without securing any further agreement from the Council.
Likewise, Tunisia’s foreign borrowing increased significantly in recent years, even as
perceived
corruption, as measured by Transparency International, worsened significantly.
Scholars of international relations often write about the
perceived
limits to the utility of military force.
But Zhao’s conviction, like the mistreatment of other Chinese whistleblowers, sends the message that when faced with a
perceived
threat to social stability, China’s legal institutions are not up to the task of providing basic protections to its citizens.
One does not need to look hard for Iran’s reasons for testing the limits of international tolerance: to redeem the humiliations of the Mosaddeq era and beyond; to demonstrate superior technological prowess to the region and the wider world; and to make clear to the Western powers – whose
perceived
double standards abandoned Iran to Saddam Hussein’s chemical warfare in the late 1980’s – that it would not compromise on its “right” to enrich uranium under the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.
Only institutions that are
perceived
as financially viable can expect their liabilities to be held by others as assets; central banks are no exception.
This heuristic effect is compounded when a referendum question is
perceived
to be of little import.
Doing so would minimize the risk of voters being swayed by tangential considerations (and, in the case of a low-stakes question, as in the 2011 referendum on electoral systems, the government should not be
perceived
to have a strong preference).
Instead, Walker promised measures that would take power away from labor unions, actions that usually are
perceived
as likely to lower working class incomes.
But they also stressed their sense of powerlessness against those
perceived
as unfairly advantaged.
The Brexit vote was driven by the blue-collar workers of England’s North and Midlands, who have long felt alienated from their political leaders, left behind by globalization, and marginalized by its
perceived
agent, the EU.
Indeed, China is clearly in a category of its own, as a source of
perceived
(or real) risk to its regional environment.
The party chose as its leader former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, who is known as the hardest of hardliners on nationalist matters, but who is also widely
perceived
as having acted irresponsibly when he abruptly gave up his premiership in 2007, after only one year in office, due to health problems.
Stalin prosecuted his
perceived
adversaries as “enemies of the people,” imprisoning or killing thousands for disloyalty.
Otherwise, these successful women will not be
perceived
as role models to emulate.
The tech giant is
perceived
to be a national champion and emblematic of China’s push toward indigenous innovation, which is central to its longer-term growth and development aspirations.
In the 1960s, the International Monetary Fund created Special Drawing Rights (SDRs) to address a
perceived
lack of global liquidity.
But the broad basis of cooperation – a common
perceived
threat, strong American leadership, and a shared sense of purpose – remained the same.
But an India that is
perceived
as bigoted, with a government that, intoxicated by intolerant majoritarianism, is willfully driving sectarian wedges between its people, can forget about the global embrace on which its future depends.
Both sentiments, after all, draw their strength from a feeling of humiliation in the face of
perceived
arrogance and privilege.
But instead, we have witnessed an acute increase in actual and
perceived
inequality, and a popular backlash against both capitalism and democracy across Western countries.
This time around, the Communist Party of China’s proclivity for secrecy was reinforced by President Xi Jinping’s eagerness to be
perceived
as an in-control strongman, backed by a fortified CPC.
Complicating matters further, Haftar is
perceived
as the main bulwark against the rise of radical Islamism in the country, including the militias affiliated with al-Qaeda and the Islamic State.
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