Examples of using Widespread perception in English and their translations into German
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This is largely due to a widespread perception of American arrogance.
The widespread perception that the EU does not follow its words through weakens our diplomatic position.
In addition, the report discovered a widespread perception of defects in the NTA.
Our findings clearly demonstrate that the degrowth movement is internally heterogeneous and comprises of several different currents,whose orientation and approaches often don't match the widespread perception of degrowth.
Is that to say you use artistic means to try to correct widespread perceptions of parts and areas of the body?
However, the evaluator reported the widespread perception that the programme contributed to its general objective of promoting bodies active at European level in the field of culture.
Much of the fault leading to this result can be traced to the widespread perception that acoustics is a black art.
There is a widespread perception that biofuels are leading to higher food prices, but instead of the wrong policies, biofuels themselves have been blamed, said Vineet Raswant from the International Fund for Agricultural Development(IFAD) in Rome.
Public support for such aid is declining in part because there is a widespread perception that much aid is misappropriated.
This is probably due to the fact that, contrary to widespread perceptions, the overall number of people claiming asylum in the west has dropped by more than 40% over the past decade, according to data just released by the United Nations.
Second, Putin and his cronies know full well that their legitimacy is shaky,given their failure to dispel the widespread perception that the elections in December 2011 and March 2012 were rigged.
There is also a widespread perception that a series of global challenges, such as peace, security and international trade, require concerted action on the part of the international community, thereby justifying the emergence of new forms of cooperation.
Regardless of the picture provided by the statistics at any given time,there is clearly a widespread perception among European countries that juvenile delinquency is on the rise, and that the offences concerned are becoming more serious.
The widespread perception among the general public that many retail businesses used the currency changes as an opportunity to raise prices was a contributing factor to the unpopularity of the process of decimalization of the Irish and British currencies some years ago.
Laura Negri, Councillor for Culture and Tourism of the Italian Province of Rovigo"Through this experience of Together for Europe, coming from different backgrounds and countries of origin, we were able to sharethe idea of a Europe of peoples, of‘European Citizens' that can overcome the widespread perception of Europe as a continent of‘bankers'….
But more significant steps are needed to overcome the widespread perception among developing countries that they are underrepresented in both bodies, which in turn tends to put their legitimacy in doubt.
Compensation===There is a widespread perception that the Japanese government has not accepted the legal responsibility for compensation and, as a direct consequence of this denial, it has failed to compensate the individual victims of Japanese atrocities.
The onslaught on Israel was indirectly encouraged by the now widespread perception that, with Obama in the White House, America's unwavering support for the Jewish state can no longer be taken for granted.
In many developing countries, weak regulators and a widespread perception of corruption often stand in the way of pro-market reforms; the left(populist or otherwise) can credibly argue that capitalism is"corrupt" and so must be taken under the wing of the government.
The objectives and principles of Directive 95/46/EC remain sound, but it has not prevented fragmentation in the way data protection is 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.
The objectives and principles of Directive 95/46/EC remain sound, but it has not prevented fragmentation in the implementation of data protection across the Union,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.