Sentences with phrase «political perceptions»

As political perceptions change, the science may change.....

Photo: Solyndra's bankruptcy had far reaching effects on political perception of clean energy technologies.

The stories of the victims of the oppressive political powers possess keen and penetrating political perceptions about the reality of the powers of domination.

And beyond political perceptions, the bar for convicting Percoco is high: Federal prosecutors must prove that he was a public official at the time of the alleged offenses, that he obtained benefits that weren't «legitimately due to him as a public official» and that he obtained that property as a quid pro quo for performing an official act.

Educator political perceptions: A national survey.

Speakers and panelists at the Spring Forum will also take a closer look at political perceptions of wind energy and examine the close alignment of wind energy with values and priorities across all political stripes.

These political perceptions show a profound understanding of history as is dominated by ruthless imperial powers that claim to be absolute.

But in the game of political perception, the legislators have done their part.

On Monday, Education Week released the results of a new survey gauging the political perceptions and behaviors of educators across the country.

The end of World War II ushered in a new era of peace and prosperity, and the Cold War brought a change in the political perception of Americans and allowed Modernist critics to gain power.

Political perception is stronger in an election year... if it isn't obvious.