Sentences with phrase «perceived by the public»

The way your company is perceived by the public is almost always a reflection of what's going on in the inside, says Melanie Spring, founder of the Washington, D.C. - based marketing company Sisarina.

That question demands another, more basic one: What did Thomas Merton represent himself to be or, better, how has he been perceived by his public admirers?

Is it you contention the pastor should condemn Sandusky because of the accusations in order to be perceived by the public as «righteous» or «authentic»?

I am determined that the British tradition of policing by consent should flourish, and that can only happen if the public understand why the police do what they do and, just as importantly, if the police understand how their actions are perceived by the public.

I have always taken an active role in student leadership, ethics, and efforts to improve the way science is perceived by the public.

Further to this point, these films often tend, in the process of demonstrating how this homicidal «skill» is perceived by the public with a combination of outrage and titillation, to become caught up in that same set of contradictions.

Also I felt it was really important that Chris is not too passive in that situation, because he could be perceived by the public as being a coward, which is such bullshit for him.

How do you want to be perceived by the public / readers?

«Also they are perceived by the public as friendlier than some other breeds.

These are now perceived by the public to be «puppy mills.»

They also express their feelings about how their efforts have so far been perceived by the public and press.

A reasonable person would suggest that a psychologist that is an active campaigner, and Director and Policy Advisor to climate lobby groups (COIN, PIRC), is perhaps not neutral, or at the very least would be perceived by the public as perhaps having a bias or two

No one expects politicians or attorneys to do so (which is one reason why the latter professions aren't perceived by the public as being as respectable: ambulance chasing lawyers for example).

From the biggest firm in downtown to the smallest rural law office, exercising a measure of control over how you are perceived by the public is incredibly important, and not prohibitively difficult.

Perhaps our regulators would do well to recognize — and dare I say learn from — the degree of dedication and determination so many of us have to getting it right, just as we must recognize how discouraging it must be for our Law Societies to so constantly confront situations where individuals in our profession fall short or are perceived by the public to fall short in delivering the most basic of client services.

I have been saying since I first got into this profession that part of the reason we are not perceived by the public as being professionals is because our educational requirements do not convey that we are professionals.

If «ABUSE of Dominant Position» is perceived by the public, the electorate has the choice of voting said party out of office, or at least curbing its power via reducing the offending party to minority governance status.

In their survey they sent out last week, the second question (so this must be a very important question, wouldn't you agree) reads as follows: «How do you think the real estate profession is perceived by the public?»

Not exact matches

«The agency should include and explain the... investigations conducted in Dimock, Pennsylvania; Pavillion, Wyoming; and Parker County, Texas where hydraulic fracturing activities are perceived by many members of the public to have caused significant local impacts to drinking water resources,» states the advisory body's review.

Transparency ranks 180 countries and territories by perceived levels of public sector corruption where zero is highly corrupt and 100 is very clean.

While Japanese companies are no stranger to shareholder proposals, proponents are often perceived by companies and the public as short - term oriented investors.

The Public Affairs Bureau (PAB), long a favourite target of opposition members for its perceived partisanship, is no moreÂâ $» at least not by that name.

The ATO's attack on Exxon comes as unions continue a public campaign seeking to highlight the perceived lack of tax paid by the oil company.

that minimizes the historical suffering of women and minority groups in this country, 2) an overwrought persecution complex that confuses sharing civil rights with others with being persecuted by them, and 3) a persistent fear of the perceived «other» — Muslims, LGBT people, immigrants, refugees, etc. — that results in culture wars meant to «take back» the public square.

Experience, however, soon showed in what way they were to become the most dangerous; that the insufficiency of the means provided for their removal gave them a freehold and irresponsibility in office; that their decisions, seeming to concern individual suitors only, pass silent and unheeded by the public at large; that these decisions, nevertheless, become law by precedent, sapping, by little and little, the foundations of the consti.tution, and working its change by construction, before any one has perceived that that invisible and helpless worm has been busily employed in consuming its substance.

Ignorance is indeed our enemy, and we face the task of informing a public hindered by media that typically favour anything perceived as «respecting autonomy».

We get not so much the public account of a very private man as an account of how that man was perceived by the rank «and «file membership of the Rabbinical Council of America, to which Rabbi Soloveitchik devoted so much of his time and energy.

Among numerous consumer trends targeted in the new products, pursuit of clean label — formulations free from ingredients perceived as iffy by the public — has become the most prominent new product theme in the bread category.

«Privately he's completely different from the way he is perceived by the general public.

While Sir Alex is full of admiration for his opposite number and the work he has done in transforming not only Sunderland's fortunes on the pitch but also the way in which the club in general is perceived by the media and the public, don't expect any love lost out on the pitch.

I was tired and two back - to - back meltdowns coupled by perceived scrutiny of being in public felt like too much to deal with.

Naturally we read many of these articles to gain insight into how the issue was being perceived by the media and the public at large; we thought we would share some of the most thoughtful, well - written ones with you and open up the discussion here at Beyond Breakfast.

These perceived barriers include the difficulty and embarrassment of breastfeeding in public, the problem of maintaining personal identity whilst breastfeeding and general attitudes towards breastfeeding and women's bodies in wider society — as well as those held by mothers, fathers and families.

«Due to the perceived lack of public support for road pricing, any scheme must also provide significant improvements in the capacity and quality of viable alternative travel by public transport.»

Such efforts are contextualised by the inveterate public ire over perceived excesses, exacerbated by the on - going austerity measures and a culture of «naming and shaming».

In life, perception is reality and today, we are perceived in the worst light by an angry, scornful Nigerian Public for reasons which are absolutely unnecessary.»

As to the EU referendum outcome, a narrow majority of the British public did vote to Leave, and it's likely a majority of those who did vote to leave did so because they perceive EU and non-EU immigration as being a problem, just as they were told by the rags.

On 18 June 2015, following comments made by Evans on the BBC's Daily Politics, Evans commented that the public had a «perceived divisive» view of Nigel Farage.

But by leaping in to defend public workers, the president risks alienating swing voters in those states and nationwide who are sympathetic to GOP governors perceived as taking on special interests to cut spending.

The attacks on the High Court in Kumasi, the recent attacks on a Member of Parliament in Brong Ahafo and other reported incidents of highhandedness by perceived political agents have to be denounced forcefully and dealt with in a firm and swift manner that will inspire public confidence».

It examines why the industry wants greater diversity and looks at transforming views on how the industry is perceived by those who work in it, as well as by the general public.

The report says Corruption is a serious problem in Ghana because, like two thirds of the rest of the 168 countries or territories ranked by their perceived levels of public sector corruption, Ghana scored below the 50 pass mark.

A new law has appeared on the books in Albany County, apparently aimed at addressing any perceived threat to public safety by the proposed Northeast Energy Direct pipeline.The so - called «blasting law» was hurried through the County Legislature.

Gallo the public speaker comes across quite differently than as he is perceived by critics, members of the Common Council and some media.

Notwithstanding the party's multi-ethnic antecedents, the NPP is perceived by sections of the public as predominantly «Akan party».

In his Aug. 17 letter to Cuomo, Soares — citing the executive order and public comments by the governor and attorney general about a perceived conflict of interest for district attorneys in such cases — said he was stepping back.

When the «Sagan Effect» strikes scientists popular to the general public, they are perceived by their colleagues as less serious, and their work is seen as less rigorous.

By 1996 it was toward the end of the Gingrich Congress, and they suddenly realized the public perceived them as antichild and antienvironment, so they passed the Food Quality Protection Act by a unanimous vote of both houseBy 1996 it was toward the end of the Gingrich Congress, and they suddenly realized the public perceived them as antichild and antienvironment, so they passed the Food Quality Protection Act by a unanimous vote of both houseby a unanimous vote of both houses.

The principles of the scientific method may be constant, but much diversity can be found worldwide in how scientists are perceived — by themselves as well as by the general public — and how science is practiced as a craft.

Because scientists are often perceived as a freewheeling and cavalier community who are exempt from societal rules, many members of the public (many researchers, too...) think that the conduct of scientists can best be kept in check by the implementation of oaths.