Примеры использования To be perceived на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The group finally began to be perceived as it is, the instrumental music at the intersection of the groove and the Scandinavian type black metal.
It needs to be perceived by all members of society that different cultures constitute the common heritage of all.
May be tried to be perceived not only as a"non-I",
The concept of the right to development allows the ties between all rights to be recognized, and enables them to be perceived from the perspective of the individual's participation in sustainable development.
Curiously, despite empirical evidence of its lack of effectiveness, the review procedure had gradually come to be perceived and used by staff members as an additional means of protecting their interests.
and I want to be perceived in the same way.
Discussions on development policy continue to consider that older persons constitute one of the most marginalized groups because they continue to be perceived as vulnerable, resource-dependent and non-productive.
But if such texts are located on the sites intended for general audience they are not likely to be perceived by the visitors.
and“a faith without dogma”, which enables Catholicism to be perceived as a universal sense of cultural feeling.
Violence against women seems to be perceived by large sectors of society to be normal.
the Council's decisions will continue to be perceived as reflecting mainly the interests of the countries benefiting from its current composition.
You must then allow some time for the answer to be perceived within your mind and heart.
it mirrors male-gaze considering female body as an object and forces it to be perceived at another level.
I am sure that this openness on the part of the Russian Federation will continue to be perceived by our African partners in a spirit of friendship,
the judicial resolution of disputes may eventually cease to be perceived as an act endangering friendly relations among States
External debt continued to be perceived and managed from a strictly financial point of view in the sole interest of the creditor countries
inflation has been at the periphery of attention for developing countries as deflation came to be perceived as the main threat.
Legal Affairs noted that law enforcement bodies as well as the judiciary continued to be perceived by the population as corrupt
the media appears to be perceived as threat to power which lies mainly- in the both countries- in the hands of respective presidents.
Mainstreaming, however, continues to be perceived by many as a"special interest issue",