Examples of using Public perception in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Some projects, such as waste sorting and recycling, might take 5 to 10 years to implement, but public perception might take up to a generation to change.
The whole point of the cry was to humanize me, to change public perception, but what else humanizes a monster?
dissemination of good practices) and impact indicators(number of key players involved in governance, public perception of the visibility of RD policies) have been established for the NRN as a whole.
This lack of consensus is primarily due to the global elite controlling the public perception of this timeframe with frequent talk of‘the end of the century' designed to allow ongoing profit maximization through‘business as usual' for as long as possible.
This lack of consensus is primarily due to the global elite controlling the public perception of this time frame with frequent talk of‘the end of the century' designed to allow ongoing profit maximization through‘business as usual' for as long as possible.
we know that public perception depends very much on specific knowledge of the matter.
Interbrand then conducts extensive consumer research to capture public perception of the brands' sustainable or green practices
Interbrand then conducts extensive consumer research to capture public perception of the brands' sustainable or green practices
The U.S. Senate's 1976 Church Commission report on intelligence operations inside the USA, revealed that“The FBI has attempted covertly to influence the public perception of persons and organizations by disseminating derogatory information to the press, either anonymously or through“friendly” news contacts.”.
Migration and Public Perception, a report prepared by the Bureau of European Policy Advisors of the European Commission describes successful awarenessraising measures as tailor-made and well-targeted, taking into account the specific societal factors,
also of utmost importance, as an incorrect public perception of risk may force the regulator to take unjustified
legal uncertainty and a widespread public perception that there are significant risks associated notably with online activity11.
implemented across the Union, legal uncertainty and a widespread public perception that there are significant risks for the protection of individuals associated notably with online activity.
legal uncertainty or a widespread public perception that there are significant risks to the protection of natural persons, in particular with regard to online activity.
Public perceptions indicate concern in this area.
That's why the Intel agencies have been employed to shape public perceptions on Russia.
Few have focused on changing public perceptions.
be some long-standing issue, newly considered as a risk due to a change in social or public perceptions or due to new scientific knowledge.
Public perceptions on the social impact of the crisis which broke out in autumn 2008 have been regularly monitored since June 2009 with Eurobarometer surveys especially designed for this purpose.
Public perceptions in Western society regarding healthy body weight differ from those regarding the weight that is considered ideal-
