The perceived need for such self insurance should be seen as a major deficiency of the international financial system.

Shame is one, do not be perceived as what?

Bats, I've even suggested, use perceived hues, such as red and blue, as labels, internal labels, for some useful aspect of echoes perhaps the acoustic texture of surfaces, furry or smooth and so on, in the same way as swallows or, indeed, we, use those perceived hues redness and blueness etc. to label long and short wavelengths of light.

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

Ensuring that decisions on such standards are free from conflicts of interest, and are perceived to be so

That's when you're perceived as fake, as a phony company advertizing things that you're not.

Loyalty to a perceived identity can have innocuous and enriching components, such as, say, the promotion of a regional language. The problem with identity politics is that it places the in group at odds with the perceived other an approach that can easily foster chauvinism, invidious discrimination, and open antagonism.

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

These restrictions, which affected all Palestinians, were perceived as forms of collective punishment.

It should not be perceived as a treaty for a few, but rather as a treaty for all.

Opportunities perceived included

Violence is used as a means of controlling women's sexuality, and is often perceived as normal, even by women.

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

This explains why populist governments clientelism and corruption do not erode their leaders core support among the electorate. Such practices are perceived as serving a moral us at the expense of the immoral or foreign them.

Second, most Palestinians perceived that their ability to go through such a democratic process was itself a significant step in their struggle against Israel.

Again and again, they perceived these seven different sodas, not as seven choices, but as one choice soda or no soda.

Indeed, international institutions have spearheaded breakthroughs in a wide range of areas, including health, finance, economics, human rights, and peacekeeping. But such institutions are largely perceived as inaccessible, inefficient, and opaque, leading national governments to neglect them.

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

By endorsing the type of declaration suggested by the delegation of Canada, the Commission might be perceived to be recommending such a course of action.

All value is perceived value.

In the State party's view, such certificates are of limited value in view of the fact that they had not been issued by experts who could be perceived as truly independent in relation to the relevant State authorities.

Free capital mobility allowed surpluses from large savers such as Germany to flow to capital importers such as Spain, while the perceived elimination of currency risk served to aggravate such flows. To investors, Spanish housing assets seemed a great investment, because the forces of economic convergence unleashed by the euro would surely push up their prices and because there was no peseta that could lose value.

Above all, it is crucial that such decisions be entrusted to non partisan institutions such as constitutional courts, not other political parties, whose leaders will always be tempted to ban their competitors. Unfortunately, the moves against Golden Dawn are mostly identified with the government s interests, rather than being perceived as the result of careful, independent judgment.

One such tool is based on the idea that capacity and performance are distinct elements and can be separately perceived in terms of the following questions

Such populist measures are vote winners. The civil rights of small religious minorities do not matter much politically the perceived rights of animals (and economic motivations) do.

They were all perceived as being less than normal in all those characteristics more violent, etc. before the surgery.

This really changed how we perceived Twitter.

(f) Improve monitoring, assessment and reporting through processes that are perceived as worthwhile and relevant to the needs of countries.

For some conservative elements, MINUGUA represented the visible face of a peace process they perceived as detrimental to their interests.

At the centre of this power bloc one man stood as its perceived architect the former Prime Minister, Rafik Hariri.

At first glance, one might think that lowering taxes would make people happier, because having more disposable income increases their wellbeing. But other factors can also come into play, such as whether the tax cuts are perceived as fair and whether they are accompanied by unpopular spending cuts.

For instance, loan guarantee schemes have been set up by Governments and such multilateral agencies as the International Finance Corporation (IFC) with the purpose of covering a percentage of possible losses through default, thereby reducing the perceived risks of lending to smaller enterprises.

He never had a chance. Palestinian rivals, both from his own Fatah party and from the Islamists of Hamas, as well as the Israelis, perceived Abbas s civility as weakness.

He knows that which is beyond the ken of perception as well as that which can be perceived. He is the Most Mighty, the Most Wise.

He knows that which is beyond the ken of perception as well as that which can be perceived. He is the Most Mighty, the Most Wise.

His heart did not falsify what he perceived.

His heart did not falsify what he perceived.

The Organization cannot accept, cannot tolerate and definitely cannot afford a stained reform that is perceived as the result of corruptive practices.

These delays are perceived by the community as voluntary inaction and hence undermine the general trust in the professionalism of the police.

On that occasion, the Secretary General wondered whether having concluded two multilateral treaties of such scope and importance in 20 years of work by the Conference could be perceived from another angle by some critics as, and I quote the Secretary General, a meagre harvest .

The president s domestic agenda is bold and revolutionary, but it clashes frontally with the most fundamental tenets of America s liberal and individualistic ethos. His health care reform plan, as the Massachusetts vote demonstrated, is perceived as a personal obsession and an entirely unnecessary distraction from much more urgent and vital concerns, such as the financial crisis and unemployment.

UNRWA workers and installations in the West Bank and Gaza were perceived as having special immunity, and as a result terrorist organizations were using them as hideouts and places of refuge.

Because this was perceived to be a weather problem.

Responding to perceived erroneous interpretation and misuse of statistics

Europe may not be a source of economic inspiration, but it still makes people dream. It is perceived as a model of civility.