Sentences with phrase «from perceived»

The political environment has become acrimonious at all levels — global, national, state, local — and affects investment decisions (including business and household location decisions) with issues ranging from the perceived ability of governments to function to taxation to social issues.

Their inclination is to stay as far away from these perceived problems as possible.

There is in migration of professionals capitalizing on employment opportunities and seeking to benefit from perceived low cost of living, lifestyle and cultural attractions.

Relationship distress results from perceived threats to basic adult needs for safety, security and closeness in relationships.

306 (150 girls and 156 boys) 13 -18-yearold students from four Lithuanian schools were tested using nine items (three items from each scale) from the Perceived Autonomy in Life Domains Scale, the Need for Relatedness Scale, and the Perception of Competence in Life Domains Scale, and twenty - two items from the Student's Adjustment to College Questionnaire.

Autonomy, competence and relatedness partially mediated the path from perceived coach autonomy support to psychological well - being in young Mexican athletes.

However, it may be that the explosive partner A has been building up pressure from perceived wounds over time by B, and has reached a proverbial last straw.

Dr. Gottman defines defensiveness as self - protection from a perceived attack through righteous indignation or by playing the victim.

Religions profess faith in the same God in different ways, and sometimes wars result from these perceived differences, usually involving the religious «right» to land occupation.

Internal quarantine of these functions from perceived «interference» from the Executive would be required.

While the above - mentioned obstacles are all certainly contributing factors in SMEs» difficult recruitment processes, the Hays / ISME report indicates that there is more at play here, from a perceived media bias to a lack of self - confidence.

«I don't think the Bitcoin developers they're not doing things from a perceived competitive perspective.

So no, I don't think it's from a perceived threat of any of the altcoins.»

These techniques allegedly can be used as «get out of jail free» cards versus any criminal offence, and as a way to unilaterally extract funds from their perceived enemies (Meads v Meads, para 73).

So, aside from perceived sexism, generalising and stereotyping the sexes, Damore didn't really do anything that wrong to get him fired; he has the right to freedom of speech.

But the clownfish in more acidic water showed no preference for moving away from the threatening sound, while those exposed to normal levels of acidity move away from the perceived danger source.

In this case, while the concern is real and needs addressing, the real attitude or practices of the climate science community are very different from that perceived.

The difference in opinion stems, in part, from a perceived lack of data.

Efforts to protect the United States from the perceived threat of Communist subversion were particularly enabled by several federal laws.

Development activities in the Arctic (for example, oil and gas, minerals, tourism, and shipping) are of concern to Indigenous communities, from both perceived threats and anticipated benefits.149 Greater levels of industrial activity might alter the distribution of species, disrupt subsistence activities, increase the risk of oil spills, and create various social impacts.

The liberal impulse is to sanitize the world from all perceived threats.

Universally, those that collapsed were led by an elite which became increasingly remote from the majority and instituted selfish, short term policies to protect themselves from the perceived threats.

Self - censorship — Doubts and deviations from the perceived group consensus are not expressed.

The Daily Caller reported Brock's executive assistant carried a handgun to public events in order to defend his boss from perceived threats.

Compare this to advocating for new jobs in the ghost - busting industry, stemming from a perceived need to stop the spread of harmful ghosts.

Themes of self - containment and self - empowerment are juxtaposed against notions of systemic power to untangle the individual from perceived limitations.

The plastic bag is a cipher — its malignance derives from its perceived worthlessness.

@Agent721 That person is not trolling, they're giving legit concerns from a perceived pattern they feel is emerging.

Yeah, I'm fully aware that RIFT suffers from the perceived taint of Trion Worlds» business model handling.

Only time will tell, of course, if The Dragon Age franchise can recover from the perceived «low - point» that was its second addition to its mythos.

Koalas were introduced to the island in the 1930s to protect them from perceived threats on the mainland.

«The client brief was to change the conversation from the perceived size of the Optus network to what it can do to improve people's lives.»

David Scowsill of the World Travel & Tourism Council talks about world travel in the age of Trump, from perceived travel bans to global fear.

Others wish to protect their cats from all perceived hazards at all costs.

It's not unusual to see a small dog trying to chase away a larger dog or even a stranger from their perceived territory.

If she is scared and feels safe under there, since nothing happens to her, in her mind she thinks that the act of hiding is what is keeping her safe from a perceived threat.So the more she does it, the more the behavior will continue.

They guard you and your children from perceived threats by biting.

If a scared cat can't get away from a perceived threat, she'll use aggression to defend herself.

He has now generalized that all dogs are threatening, and he uses aggression to defend himself from the perceived threat of another attack.

Of course, this won't commonly result in aggressive behavior, but if the pup does feel threatened, she might start barking or snapping to protect her owners and territory from perceived threats.

Being restrained or confined in this manner will heighten feelings of anxiety and nervousness in a dog, and will increase the likelihood of a dog biting from its perceived need to protect itself.

The problem with the above chart is many investors confuse actual risk from perceived risk.

Why not leap ahead of the wave that's inevitably coming and benefit from that perceived prescience?

Besides the obvious goal of making a profit, I think traditional publishers want to separate their books from the perceived self - pub crap book pack and are doing that with higher prices.

Born from the perceived need to compete in an ever growing SUV market, the GL is the largest sport - utility vehicle currently on sale from Mercedes - Benz.

It's the same story with the reliability: as the Giulia sits on an all - new platform, set to underpin a huge range of new models over the next few years, there's nothing to base assumptions about reliability on yet, aside from perceived build quality, which seems solid on first impressions.

An industry is regulated to protect consumers from some perceived ill.

He argues that question stems such as this spark more imaginative thinking and remove judgment from perceived answers.

The idea stemmed from a perceived lack of college counselling, especially in underserved areas.

This film will prompt discussions on the role government plays in protecting citizens from perceived risks (in this case, the threat of communism); the role media plays in providing information to the public; and why we as citizens have a personal responsibility in searching out the facts for ourselves.