Examples of using Often perceived in English and their translations into Polish
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are often perceived as‘not normal.
Nature is often perceived as a luxury: preserving species might be very desirable,
Payment fees are often perceived as excessive, both by consumers
major point of contention, especially as the EU maintains some of the highest standards in the world- often perceived by others as"back-door" protectionism.
an initiative in Finland to abolish what is often perceived as a controversial levy.
it is clear that"Europe" is too often perceived as negative or defensive,
background research are often perceived to have low credibility.
local administrations themselves have not got away from this idea of Europe being something"out there", often perceived as foreign.
which suggests that the programme is often perceived as the only means of financing,
we are often perceived as the hub of allergy in the immediate region
In the EU the general public often perceives bankruptcy as a criminal affair,
The President also noted that the world often perceives Eastern and Central Europe as the unity,
how tourists can often perceive Iceland in a rose-tinted way.
The Commission is often perceived as imposing stupid rules on businesses.
Parliaments is are often perceived as being too slow and incoherent in itstheir decisions.
Parliament is often perceived as being too slow
Quality assurance(QA) is often perceived as focusing on process rather than content.
Working women are often perceived to be'high risk' or'second rate' workers.
Security checks are often perceived as burdensome by passengers,
The European Union is often perceived as‘faceless': it has no clear public identity.