Examples of using Perception that in English and their translations into Hebrew
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when tobacco companies began fighting the perception that cigarettes are harmful.
attracts more people and increases the perception that this area is controlled.
are prejudiced against women, but because they have the perception that men perform better on average at certain tasks.
Do not stay without doing anything, each day is an opportunity to grow up or down, it depends on the perception that you give to every day.
Natural surveillance increases the threat of apprehension by taking steps to increase the perception that people can be seen.
attracts more people and increases the perception that these areas are controlled.
However, another factor is driving key Arab leaders to improve relations with Israel: the perception that the United States is withdrawing from the region and is not keen to live up to commitments.
These EU statements are completely in line with the perception that guides Israel in the fight against terrorism
The organizational climate is determined by the perception that has the employees of the cultural elements,
The rapid pace of presidential envoy Jason Greenblatt's jet-setting between Jerusalem and Ramallah in the West Bank also strengthened the perception that the current arch-conservative president might succeed where two liberal presidents- Bill Clinton
And despite the perception that this is a young person's medium,
One impediment to visibility in style circles, players said, was the perception that basketball is a game of sharp elbows
These EU statements are completely in line with the perception that guides Israel in the fight against terrorism and they open the door for cooperation in implementing common principles for restoring peace and security.”.
Even the perception that monetary-policy decisions are politically motivated,
Even the perception that monetary-policy decisions are politically motivated,
This seems to be based on a number of factors including… uncertainty over Europe, the perception that London might be becoming less welcoming to foreigners and perceived levels of market manipulation.”.
with the common denominator being the perception that the school arena serves as the“training ground” for students' socio-emotional development.
Recalls that a diet can be the beginning of a process that can lead to an increase in your self-esteem may even be the tipping point that will change your life and the perception that people have of you.
to apparent public demand, thereby increasing the perception that the private market is preferable to the public market when it comes to the provision of services[7].
This approach stems from the perception that children learn a language from interaction with adults who already speak the language and through this interaction they learn to link the thought to the language they are learning.