Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Often perceived in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The protection is often perceived as passive.
This is often perceived as a traffic sign,
Environmental technologies are often perceived as risky investments.
Work is often perceived as the only source of income.
Belgian withholding tax rules are often perceived as rather burdensome.
Mindfulness is often perceived as a strategy that can be applied in difficult situations.
was often perceived as a wizard or magician.
Bitterness Often perceived at the back of the tongue.
presenting documents are often perceived as tedious and stressful chores.
The picture is often perceived or reflected by the desire body or spook.
are often perceived as‘not normal.
A melody in minor is often perceived as sad in the western culture.
lack of these sources of uniqueness is often perceived as a strategic weakness.
The Arctic is often perceived as a region stuck in a permanent deep freeze.
is often perceived as a practice that took place in the past or something that happens in rural India.
Working women are often perceived to be'high risk' or'second rate' workers.
it is regrettable that gender mainstreaming is often perceived as an excuse for not outlining specific proposals
They are often perceived as demanding, driving,
the free movement of workers, were often perceived as rights of the EC citizens
Languages are often perceived as a difficult subject
common areas is often perceived as an unavoidable service,
This too is often perceived as a distant body with little relevance to the lives of ordinary citizens.
In prison, compassion and kindness is often perceived as a weakness and others could exploit it if you show that.
Plastic is often perceived as a cheap and disposable material in our"throw-away" society, and recycling rates are low.
The analysis which will be made of the external events will be often perceived as an additional threat being added to the internal situation of"Me" whose survival already causes a problem to the central system.
Nature is often perceived as a luxury: preserving species might be very desirable, losing them might be tragic
In reality, EC regulations are too often perceived of as being additions to, rather than replacements for, national regulations.
Instead, this is often perceived as a threat to the dynamism of the economy
In these circles competition policy is often perceived as one of the most important of the policies pursued by the European Commission.
Firstly, science is often perceived as dealing with certainty