Examples of using Public perceptions in English and their translations into Russian
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Public perceptions of the judicial system are often predetermined by the personal experiences of court users.
it can be difficult to manage public perceptions.
The absolutist approach is now less in favour because of rising general levels of consumption and changed public perceptions of poverty.
it was also necessary to change public perceptions.
recognizing the need to improve public perceptions of migrants and migration.
often linked to public perceptions.
Finally, the slogan"nothing about migrants without migrants" was offered to underline the importance of involving migrants in all efforts to improve public perceptions of migrants.
would depend on the quality of governance mechanisms and public perceptions of government.
offences where prosecution may change public perceptions, such as corruption cases that involve legal persons
For the last five years, we have worked to transform public perceptions of apprenticeships as a way of supporting the UK government's target to reach three million starts by 2020.
Public perceptions of peacekeeping have,
Judges who allowed prisoners to remain were also guilty of reinforcing public perceptions of human rights as"legal dodges that allow criminals to escape proper punishment
decrease in response rates; public perceptions; privacy concerns;
to positively change the traditional roles and public perceptions.
there have been formed public perceptions and ethical standards,
undertakes an annual survey on public perceptions of discrimination, and publishes an annual report on the compliance of Crown entities with the"Good Employer" and"Equal Employment Opportunities" provisions of the State Sector Act.
the information revolution has created an increasingly connected world in which public perceptions of values and motivations can create an enabling
After extensive research conducted in 10 sub-Saharan countries which explored public perceptions of climate change,
and sensitive to public perceptions.
It is precisely because of the positive effect such projects can have on public perceptions of the Mission and, by extension,