Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• I was simply trying to right what I perceived to be an egregious wrong.
• My belief is that we may sooner or later have to pay the price for launching negotiations with these countries, negotiations whose content I believe is much too liberal in substance and whose form is sometimes perceived to be arrogant.
• It is visible and perceived to be inclusive by European citizens because of its tangible contribution to improving quality of life;
• Furthermore, the aim of Community air transport policy is to ensure that flying is perceived to be the safest way to travel, and this objective is undermined by the current system regulating liability, whereby the passenger is viewed as someone who must necessarily take a risk.
• The administration is perceived to be doing something right.
• Article 87 of the Treaty therefore cannot apply to any aid perceived to be granted to undertakings engaged in trade in goods, as goods produced in Gibraltar do not circulate freely in the common market but are subject to customs formalities.
• And Kieran was discriminated against because of who he is perceived to be.
• But everything changed when Jack, in a time of crisis, was seen in what was perceived to be a flashback.

• and yet we hadn't operated on their intellect or their character.
• Third, we always need to be conscious of the risk that our Union could be perceived as being more concerned about banks and businesses than about workers and families.
• that group has a distinct identity in the relevant country, because it is perceived as being different by the surrounding society.
• The verdict is questionable, since he might be perceived as being biased.
• After the surgery, they were perceived as being more intelligent, more friendly, more honest, less violent
• Is the dominance of a small number of CRAs still perceived as being problematic in this industry?
• We would call instead for an upward adjustment of standards so that financial products that are perceived as being a direct alternative to investment funds are subject to regulatory requirements that are comparable to those pertaining to such funds.
• The Egyptian authorities are well aware of international interest in the case and of the implications of a final conclusion that is perceived as being unjust.