The verdict is questionable, since he might be perceived as being biased.

To be is to be perceived.

Then , when they perceived Our might , behold , they ran headlong out of it .

Then , when they perceived Our might , behold , they ran headlong out of it .

Security and movement concerns, real and perceived, discourage those who might otherwise return.

Some of these shifts might be subject to international coordination, in order to avoid adverse competitive consequences, whether real or perceived.

By endorsing the type of declaration suggested by the delegation of Canada, the Commission might be perceived to be recommending such a course of action.

Other speakers expressed reservations regarding those activities which, instead of putting an end to drug abuse, might be perceived as facilitating or encouraging it.

Though there might be perceived security concerns regarding the nuclear fuel cycle, they would be viewed in the light of the overall lack of progress in implementing article VI.

Shame is one, do not be perceived as what?

Because this was perceived to be a weather problem.

Many of these pernicious side effects can already be perceived.

The Cairo Conference should not be perceived as an end.

The unknown is perceived to be riskier than the familiar.

It tends to be perceived globally as supercilious, petulant, and prim.

Thus, calls for more popular participation are not essential to populism rather, they are a symptom of perceived exclusion (which might well be a reality, especially in Latin America).

Taming Hamas is in Egypt s interest, but it refuses to pay the price of a direct confrontation because that might lead Egyptian forces to be perceived as Israel s protectors.

Opportunities perceived included

It was suggested that the requirement that an exclusive jurisdiction clause be expressly agreed might negate the perceived need to limit their validity to proposed new article 88a volume contracts.

The man who was perceived to be denying it is now gone.

Likewise, if the perceived creditworthiness of the government is shaken, then intervention from some outside lender of last resort might be essential for either the second or third cure to work.

Might be.

Might be.

Might be.

Might be.

It might be a diagnosis. It might be your intuition.

They might be maximum points, they might be minimum points, they might be inflection points, we don't know.

Authority comes from wide acceptability of decisions perceived to be fair and just.

That might or might not be true.

He said he might be early and it might be embarrassing.

Too often, young people are perceived to be associated with problems instead of solutions.

4. In 1988, IMIS was perceived to be a project consisting of three phases.

It cannot be perceived as a mere adjunct to conflict resolution or peace building.

All value is perceived value.

It might not be a line, it might be a curve. It might look something like that.

The way we French are perceived by others affects how we perceive ourselves, and nothing is more troubling for us than to be perceived with indifference or, worse, not to be noticed at all.

She might be leaving and she might not.

This might be...

It might be...

let's say in the pz dimension, sometimes it might be here, sometimes it might be there, sometimes it might be there.

Firstly, exemption shall be granted when requested for activities that clearly may be perceived to be of a religious nature.

While members of the Commission were aware that certain benefits might be perceived by some from acting now on the P 2 issue alone, it was also apparent to them that such a selective approach might be difficult to justify and could conceivably make an overall solution in 1996 more difficult to achieve.

And before World War I, war was perceived to be necessary and often even glorious.

It might be messy, it might not be clear where these electrons belong.

Might be a little more, might be a little less. All right, mister.