Examples of using A perception in English and their translations into French
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happens at lightning speed, there is a perception that formal rule-making is too slow to keep up.
There is a perception that this would require amendments to the State Finance Act.
There is a perception among many government departments that PWGSC representatives are not as consultative and customer-service oriented as desired.
There is a perception that job quality is lower in several respects for employees of SMEs as compared with employees of larger firms.
There is a perception that the Bar and Nightclub Bylaw of 2008 has not been properly respected in the years since its implementation.
This information may be lacking due to a perception that cannabis consumption is not a very important issue.
A perception of an evaluation as external to the work of local managers tends to limit the local appreciation of its value.
Historically, there was a perception that growth increases inequality at the early stages of development
There is a perception that there may also be a correlation between solitary confinement
Understandably, the United Nations had a perception of its responsibility and took action using the means at the disposal of the Security Council.
There was also a perception among several participants that the Conference was organized by one of the major political parties
Regrettably, there was a perception in the industrialized world that migrants benefited solely their countries of origin.
Just be aware that there is a perception that these two ingredients don't go well together.
Nevertheless, a perception that things are getting worse can be corrosive,
Interestingly, there is a perception that people now are living longer
Such a perception cannot help the Conference in attaining its objective of nuclear disarmament.
These incidents contribute to creating a perception of insecurity, most particularly for members of minority communities.
Such a perception-- complacency-- could lead to a deteriorating safety level and consequently to the occurrence of accidents.
There is a perception that the uniformed services
There is a perception that foods produced in Canada are subjected to more stringent food safety standards than are imported foods.