Examples of using Were perceived in English and their translations into German
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Medicine
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Computer
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Political
The changeover and related information campaign were perceived in both countries as smooth and efficient.
We were perceived as the experts when it came to those particular types of situations.
In Korea, such duties were perceived as menial tasks
At the beginning, many of the new buildings were perceived as a sign of recovery and prosperity.
It was enacted in 1977 when vouchers were perceived as marginal and not giving rise to any particular VAT complications.
Secondly, the implementing rules and in particular the rules for the eligibility of expenditure, were perceived as too complicated.
Half of the Roma population in Italy was Italian but they were perceived as foreigners and many lived in precarious situations.
the number of specific project requests were perceived as positive.
The term“decorative paints” did not correspond to common usage in some member states and were perceived as being to restrictive.
Thus, all schools were perceived and assessed in their own semantics.
Photographs were perceived as being faithful reproductions of the reality of war.
His attempts to clean up the higher offices were perceived as most impudent.
Inconspicuous and succinct, the signs were perceived as an enrichment in the cityscape.
The most tangible improvements were perceived with regard to the new design.
A:" and were perceived in wide parts of the whole world Clark, p.230.
hits varied purely at random were perceived as less agreeable.
In the past the negative side was mostly emphasised and they were perceived as"hostile germs.
Sometimes it was the table construction that hindered flexibility, and then again, individual components were perceived as disturbing.
Their belief in Allah was unshakable and having reached that condition their circumstances were perceived by them as being scarcely significant.
working conditions were perceived as a'crisis.