Examples of using Were perceived in English and their translations into Chinese
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During the Siad Barre regime, the vicepresident was from the minority Tomal ethnicity, and the minorities were perceived to have enjoyed some protection.
International treaties and international organizations such as the World Trade Organization were perceived as being too centered on the interests of capitalist enterprises.
Similarly, this recent study found that men with beards were perceived as more dominant.
Mr. Langmore stressed the importance of stronger regulation of the banking sector, including financial institutions that were perceived as" too big to fail".
Moreover, the draft principles were perceived by some delegations to be of great theoretical and practical significance.
These quandaries were perceived at the time to be small, requiring perhaps only mild adjustments to the known physical laws to account for them.
In order to develop as a country, however, the Niger needed to change the way in which women, who were an integral part of the development process, were perceived.
The treaties were perceived by some of the experts as having a legally-binding character and were considered indispensible as a framework for the resolution of conflicts.
Free blacks were perceived"as a continual symbolic threat to slaveholders, challenging the idea that'black' and'slave' were synonymous".
Difficulties were perceived, particularly in mobilizing financial resources for the implementation of their NAPs, and in integrating the UNCCD into macroeconomic planning.
Many States continued to allow the non-consensual detention of persons living with mental disabilities, who were perceived as a danger to themselves and incapable of making decisions.
Furthermore, the international economic institutions and policies of the time were perceived as being not conducive to the development of developing countries.
Accordingly, we believe that the decisions of the Security Council would enjoy greater support if the organ were perceived as being more representative.
Back then, Palestinians in Israel were perceived far more as future peace partners than they are today.
(f) Coverage would be sporadic as long as the agenda included items that were perceived as irrelevant to the outside world.
Mr. Guzmán said that peer reviews were an effective tool, as they helped agencies understand how they were perceived and proposed future work plans.
If not conducted appropriately, interreligious communication could have serious negative side effects for States, if they were perceived to favour one religion or belief, for example.
Kanter observed that women's isolation in these settings not only affected how they were perceived by others.
The Department was not perceived to be building on potential complementarities to a significant degree: divisions were perceived to compete rather than collaborate.
Unmarried queens were more likely to engage in wars in which their state was attacked, perhaps because they were perceived as weak.