Examples of using Their perceptions in English and their translations into Slovak
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They had to change their perceptions.
They admit that their perceptions of mental illness were completely wrong.
People are different and also their perceptions.
They needed their perceptions changed.
Victims stop trusting themselves or their perceptions.
Hence, those who chose not to expand their perceptions to the higher rungs will be left inside of the collapsing Matrix.
You can try and change their hearts, their perceptions.
The trip to Guatemala ultimately changed their perceptions about the world outside the United States(and small-town Montana)- and what they wanted to create with their own life.
The loyal dog's story seemed to soften everybody's hearts and change their perceptions about stray dogs.
All they need to do is manage their perceptions, expectation and assumptions.
Interestingly, participants generally weren't aware that theman's clothing color was influencing their perceptions of his attractiveness.
People who are more in love reallyare a little more upset after a breakup, but their perceptions about how distraught they will be are dramatically overstated when compared to reality," Finkel said.
Understanding cultural relativism enables one toescape the unconscious bond of their culture which biases their perceptions and reaction to the world.
By 2017 the citizens of Copenhagen will not only be able toski down the cleanest power plant in the world- their perceptions of what a power plant can be will be challenged by an art piece that raises awareness of our carbon emissions," said Ingels and Lange on their Kickstarter page.
Unknown: When will people realize that their energy consuming habits don't match their perceptions of changing supply?
The Commission will consult them in an appropriate way on their perceptions of the expected results of the different measures.
There needs to be a renewed commitment to the fundamentals of the partnership,a better measurement of the real results and impacts of reforms and their perceptions by citizens.
Conducting a survey of the noise-exposed workers to learn what their perceptions of the hearing conservation program are?
I don't doubt that many, if not most, of the thousands of witnesses who testify to having seen Nessie are honest,decent folk who have interpreted their perceptions according to their wishes.
By 2017 the citizens of Copenhagen will not only be able toski down the cleanest power plant in the world- their perceptions of what a power plant can be will be challenged by an art piece that raises awareness of our carbon emissions," says BIG.
In the context of this programme, a qualitative study12 was conducted in May 2007, based on a Eurobarometer survey and aimed at improving knowledge about Internet and mobile phone usage by children,their on-line behaviour and their perceptions of risk- and safety-related questions.
I'm trying to tell people how I came to Sweden, how my life has been here,so I can change their perceptions and judgements about the things that create racism and discrimination.
The proposal is expected to change the knowledge,attitudes and preferences of young citizens towards food and its source, and their perceptions of agriculture and its products.
The latest Eurobarometer surveys on Europeans' perceptions on poverty andexclusion and on their perceptions of the social impact of the crisis will be unveiled(see IP/09/1585 and MEMO/09/480).
The Mobile World Congress edition of the Ericsson Mobility Report reveals the impact of differentlevels of network performance on smartphone users and their perceptions of mobile operators and digital content providers.
In the eyes of consumers,design flaws can have as much of an impact on their perceptions of quality as can a defect.
This does not change things that seem meaningless and useless,but will help change their perceptions and the resulting emotions.
We then put their thoughts to over 7000 European business leaders andemployees to test their perceptions and preparedness for these changes.
Anecdotal reports from study participants, as interviewed by The Atlantic and the New York Times,indicate that the visions they saw shifted their perceptions of disease and death in a way that left them less afraid to die.
In extremely poor nations like Bangladesh I have difficulty even comprehending how illiteratesubsistence farmers would interpret some of these questions, their perceptions of modern abstractions of nationality and identity are generally so inchoate.