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I don't know if that's correct about the public perception.
You can't infer a gateway effect without understanding public perception.
Is it to change the public perception of driverless cars?
"In the public perception, these things count," Mr. Abbas said.
It shapes public perception and the contours of political conflict.
But it's unclear whether the campaign has shifted public perception.
And it is beginning to influence public perception, experts say.
Today in news that could affect public perception of tech.
Regardless of public perception, Leikeli couldn't be happier of her upbringing.
And, of course, there is also the problem of public perception.
That makes it much more fragile in terms of public perception.
The evolution of status symbols is related to their public perception.
But where this matters most is through public perception: the viewers.
First, they'll have to change the public perception about fur sales.
"It has changed the public perception of him," Mr. Rush added.
She never allowed public perception to dictate the choices she made.
"There is an important issue of public perception here," he continued.
Today in news that could affect public perception of the platforms.
Today in news that could shape public perception of tech platforms.
Awareness and interest will run high enough to potentially shift public perception.
This idea has tainted the public perception of the case ever since.
That he needed this show to change the public perception of him.
Outside Newark, the public perception of the school reforms remains widely negative.
But the effort to win the game of public perception is real.
How would he like to track the public perception of Mark Zuckerberg?
But the general public perception of influencers has changed over the years.
Hidden feels that public perception of federal workers hasn't been very positive.
Or, perhaps not, according to a survey studying public perception toward scooters.
The public perception of CRISPR is [that] it's in its early stages.
Not just in consumption but very much in production and public perception.
The changing social and political climate shifted public perception of the clubs.
The White House has already begun working to counter bad public perception.
Public perception of Smith and Carlos began to change by the 1980s.
The details, once surfaced, not only revealed wrongdoing but changed public perception.
Public perception of the problem, he says, is still very low, though.
Still, public perception rarely takes into account the longer, more empirical view.
Baker said he believed the worldwide grounding was driven by public perception.
Diversity isn't the only public perception curve that NOW has to climb, either.
Today in news that could affect public perception of the big tech companies.
The results show how progressive messages can change public perception of the court.
Contrary to the public perception, social businesses are "obsessed with maximizing financial value".
Leiserowitz is hopeful that the public perception of climate change will soon change.
As a profession, the public perception of economists could be near a nadir.
So, anytime there's a failure, it's sort of magnified in the public perception.
There's a public perception that print is going away and libraries are obsolete.
The only way to control public perception online is through fresh, relevant content.
The myths surrounding bats have long shaped public perception of the night creatures.
In that way, she was like Nancy Reagan minus the negative public perception.
But public perception is changing, and so is the profile of gay groups.
The bigger risk, Cowen wrote, is media coverage, company messaging and public perception.
But there is a monumental disconnect between media-driven public perception and reality.
The exchange, however, negatively affected public perception of the office, the report found.
To do this she needed to use authenticity to push past public perception.
Both Franklin and West's fame have impacted the public perception of their Christianity.
Public perception of famous women who keep their names has also been historically low.
The public perception was that she should stop now, because it was too dangerous.
Even if we [do] … people are really busy trying to manage their public perception.
Autonomous car companies have a lot of work to do on changing public perception.
But in the -- in the public perception eyes, that may be a big problem.
Here's a particularly relevant segment: Public perception of the Party is at record lows.
But there's been a sea change in the public perception of the granny panty.
Already, Trump's trade policies are a bright spot in public perception of his administration.
By introducing doubt, the damage to public perception will be done without needing removal.
And all the while, he was more concerned with public perception than the law.
At least, that's how flex office providers describe the public perception of the industry.
Manufacturers have a number of options in altering public perception to their pricing strategies.
The companies all agreed that public perception is taken into account when pricing drugs.
Moreover, disinformation, propaganda and attempts to manipulate public perception have been documented throughout history.
The consequence of this, for these companies, goes beyond civic duty or public perception.
She said she hoped these Sesame Workshop segments can change public perception of homelessness.
But a complex corruption scandal has long plagued the public perception of the party.
"He's moving very quickly to try to change the public perception of the country."
But Sanders's candidacy has shifted the public perception of socialism—at least notional socialism—somewhat.
Wesley Lowery I don't actually know that it did much damage to the public perception.
I feel callused in the best way possible, right now, in terms of public perception.
On public perception of their connection: I'm also not shocked that this may be interpreted,
The gap between the public perception about the crime rate and reality helped elect Trump.
The public perception when a candidate gestures in this way is  that they are defensive.
And that remove may now have diminished both the practice and public perception of politics.
To change public perception, you have to create new content—and get it out there.
He hopes new data will change public perception that only bad things happen to corals.
Strategies to combat domestic violence have broadened, but public perception of the issue has not.
It was one of several actions that help shift the public perception of Mr. Singh.
Not trying something different or bold can be attributed to peer pressure or public perception.
It would suggest that something the President did had a real impact on public perception.
Good public policy and public perception on those policies are crucial to corporate financial success.
Drug manufacturers have a number of options to alter public perception of their pricing strategies.
It's a sign of how far the research and the public perception of psychedelics have come.
But there's a pretty predictable set of tactics that are used to create false public perception.
Pureval is acutely aware of the way his race interacts with public perception on the trail.
There are many psychological factors influencing what is sometimes a negative public perception of AI technology.
Public perception of racial bias among law enforcement, however, seems to have only strengthened over time.
Public perception of on-demand workers The gig economy is distorting U.S. economic data Demanding tasks
She also accuses Mathews of using his social media platform to manipulate public perception of her.
And he sees the process of changing that public perception as something of a personal mission.
When political science diverges so strongly from public perception, one of the two is probably wrong.
Now, Chipotle is back to repairing the public perception that it spent the intervening months repairing.
Most important, hobbyists could help public perception of the industry's potential, said Mr. Jenson of HoneyComb.
The Democrats have grudgingly participated from the sidelines, but only because public perception forced them to.
Inevitably these questions and conflicts will affect public perception of teachers and the work they do.
Specifically, no domestic checked luggage was searched in any way, even though public perception was otherwise.
The current administration needs to understand, however, that it is losing the battle of public perception.
"There's a big disconnect between public perception and the actual reality of the risk," Konyndyk said.
The public perception of the Nigerian government's fight against corruption has improved by 38% since 2015.
Uber's public perception took hit after hit as multiple scandals surfaced over the last several months.
Chief Justice John Roberts expressed concerns Wednesday night about the public perception of the Supreme Court.
Nearly from the beginning, photography and its complicated images were entwined with the public perception of Spiritualism.
"The public perception of a Labrador is such that people don't mind walking past them," Hammond says.
But public perception is fluid and complicated — how does a large group come to believe something intangible?
Now, the local government hopes to use the Banksy art to change public perception of the town.
The key concern, experts feel, is public perception: Sowing distrust is easily achieved even without successful hacks.
Meanwhile technologists of the modern era have enjoyed an extended honeymoon in publicity and public perception terms.
This more philanthropic side of EA can seem at odds with the public perception of the company.
I don't think it will, really, as the public perception of vore is already kind of negative.
On top of that, the public perception of unions, crucial to their success, has started to improve.
Those are just some ways that companies are battling what can be a uphill public perception battle.
He says the media's relentless accounting of superdelegates pledged to Clinton skewed public perception in her favor.
There is genuineness when one owns their strengths and weaknesses without having to "manage" their public perception.
I am intimately and daily aware of police power and the public perception of my black skin.
ICE Field Office Director Corey Price said he hopes to change the public perception of ICE detention.
Do you think there's a public perception that black murders are only happening in the United States?
The press and public perception of him was, in hindsight, both fair and exaggerated, Oli tells me.
" He also seems genuinely perturbed about the lingering public perception of himself and his band as "maniacs.
They are also using the public perception that an attack like this seems to fit Islamic State.
The father spoke to Insider about the event and his concern about public perception towards Asian-Americans.
Crucially, the parties' consideration of public perception limits the options they can take to resolve the tensions.
Contrary to public perception, scientific questions that are relevant to policy-making don't always have clear answers.
Google: Real users make risk decisions based on the public perception of the security of these devices.
How much does public perception of a company matter when it comes to advancing an antitrust case?
Twitter, apparently, was weighing data and facts, not user sentiment and public perception, when it made this decision.
Here's why it matters: The information plays a role in shaping public perception of U.S. military actions abroad.
What's next: In the immediate aftermath, a seriously fierce messaging battle to shape public perception of Trump's actions.
Treatment may relieve symptoms, but those with OCD still battle the public perception of this particular mental illness.
By strategically leveraging the press to influence public perception, you indirectly influence regulatory rule-making and legislative decisions.
Autonomy is still in its infancy, and self-driving cars (despite public perception) are still prototypes, not products.
But Clinton's public perception has always been that she is not warm and is only a policy wonk.
He likens his project to what Elon Musk is doing with Tesla: pushing public perception toward electric vehicles.
Even amateur photos of the era testify to the public perception of cars as a path toward prosperity.
In sum, they contributed to a ludicrous public perception that Trump is more honest and trustworthy than Clinton.
From the show's inception, Judge has been paying attention to the public perception, and trepidation, of the industry.
However, Wells' directors faced withering criticism during a shareholder meeting last week, and public perception continues to wane.
Moreso than in many other entertainment fields, game publishers work hard to control public perception through calculated messaging.
To change public perception towards the plant would require a change in how its image was being portrayed.
With the office so enlarged, it is impossible the public perception of its occupant would not follow suit.
The damage to public perception will be done well before the content is flagged and reviewed for takedown.
The deterioration in Japan's public perception of the United States coincides with sharp disagreement with Trump's trade protectionism.
But the public perception that such businesses offer lower-quality products still needs to be tackled, experts say.
What it comes down to now, Davis said, is the impact on an athlete's reputation and public perception.
Dominating the public perception of the crisis is the complicated narrative around State Counselor Aung San Suu Kyi.
An attorney for Wahhaj has said public perception is skewed because of the five suspects' race and religion.
Based on current opinions, driverless car companies have a lot of work to do on changing public perception.
Its descriptions of Mr. Trump and the first lady, Melania Trump, defy the public perception of their marriage.
"Real users make risk decisions based on the public perception of the security of these devices," Beers wrote.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated, public perception of him was more mixed than it is today.
But nearly a half-century ago, when he was assassinated, public perception of him was far more mixed.
Diana's death and the public perception of how the royal family handled it provoked a storm of protest.
In the end, forcing myself into this new role only exacerbated the public perception that I was inauthentic.
It's an example of a change that, by both company measures and public perception, seems to have worked.
There's a lot standing in the way of getting an accurate read of public perception for 18-year-olds.
In the 1980s, during China's reform and opening up, public perception of hot pot changed as the country did.
Because they are experts at controlling the narrative and spinning public perception, Scorpios can be manipulative and self-interested.
Meanwhile, the industry is struggling with toeing the line on actual safety and creating the public perception of safety.
RHOA is also, like other reality shows in this vein, a Survivor-esque competition for screentime and public perception.
It also feeds the public perception that Peña Nieto is backing down or deferring to Trump one last time.
Yes, but: Public perception of standardized testing for college admission is ultimately positive, further fueling debate of demographic consideration.
VICE: Do you think that the movie Venom will have an effect on the broader public perception of vore?
In previous wars, some commanders have embraced media engagement as a way to shape public perception of their leadership.
It's one of the most aggressive fights over public perception we've seen, playing out at double the usual speed.
I have always believed that the media's true power lies in its ability to reach and shape public perception.
The public perception of tech giants has matured as the 'costs' of their 'free' services have scaled into view.
But they are aimed at creating the public perception that the EU is a vast edifice of mindless regulation.
And Democrats hope the public perception that Trump overplayed his hand will carry into the high stakes 28500 elections.
Even if public perception is hurting, companies from tech startups to traditional car makers are investing in autonomous tech.
In classic Trumpian style, the president is focused on the public perception of his response more than anything else.
The public perception and reaction alone could be enough for automakers to be wary of working with Uber publicly.
Even when disgraced or unpopular lawmakers leave office, negative public perception can sometimes track new candidates from their parties.
Through the course of her testimony, Mann has transformed the trial and possibly the public perception of Weinstein forever.
When she took the job, Lam struggled with a public perception that she was aloof and out of touch.
Speaking to investigators could be a step toward changing the public perception of him and returning to royal work.
In one arc we followed the prevailing public perception of the project as it shifted from hope to skepticism.
It's unclear who scraped the data and posted it — it wasn't Facebook — but it's not good for public perception.
It makes it easy to believe that he is, as public perception has it, the opposite of a superstar.
Still, the panic weighed on public perception of e-cigarettes and caused sales of the hot category to slow.
Gabriela Cowperthwaite's exposé of the abuse of orca whales at SeaWorld changed public perception, corporate behavior and the law.
If the government withholds the information, Apple could face a public perception problem about the security of its phones.
"I created the photos to challenge the public perception and misconceptions of what it means to be 'Muslim,'" Rogers said.
" While public perception is typically an important part of being famous, the Grammy winner has always disdained "playing the game.
The public perception of Davidson is that he's a goofy kid from Staten Island who has a Hillary Clinton tattoo.
On campaigns, if complaints arise, they do so in an environment where the candidate's public perception is an inherent priority.
I'm of two minds about what this means for public perception and governmental regulation of drones in the future, however.
According to the researchers this indicates that there is a widespread public perception that democracies around the world are backsliding.
There have been no convictions of top government officers, which activists say leads to a public perception of official impunity.
The numbers are also a stark contrast with public perception about the cost of illegal immigration — especially among Trump voters.
As seen with fake news before, misinformation can quickly become fact in the world of social media and public perception.
The outgoing congressman addressed public perception that he wasn't loyal enough to Trump and how it contributed to his loss.
"I think that for the last few years, the public perception is that Spain does not tolerate doping," Cardenal said.
Backed by 200,000 volunteers across Russia, he hopes to create a widespread public perception that the election is a fraud.
Amid harassment, the woman was apparently forced off of social media, and public perception of the story swiftly went south.
"Trump is deploying a strategy, used by autocrats, designed to completely disorient public perception," Podesta wrote in The Washington Post.
The Marine Corps is trying to change the public perception of it has a fighting force focused on ground operations.
The results show public perception remains roughly where it was when Apple initially rebuffed the order about a month ago.
Facebook conducted polling in 2017 to figure out public perception toward CEO Mark Zuckerberg and other top executives, Bloomberg reported.
The public perception of my publishing those emails was that it was not a good look for me at all.
The Sixers have been a laughingstock for three years and the public perception is that the franchise is in shambles.
Which is all to say, the public perception and censorship of the female body in regards to breastfeeding remains complicated.
Leading that effort to change public perception will be the I.D. Vizzion, the latest in a string of I.D. concepts.
It can be seen, too, in the political impact of public perception that wrongly sees migration as out of control.
"The public perception," added Representative Dina Titus, a Democrat from Nevada, is that the F.A.A. "is in bed" with Boeing.
Educational programs to inform of the danger are now required, as public perception has grown that vaping is not harmful.
Even as public perception of Big Tech has soured, feuding with the likes of Amazon or Google isn't without risks.
And when you come on to their political styles and public perception, that's when the real similarities start to show.
After those frantic first years, when management worked on both quality and public perception, retail sales began to steadily improve.
"The more the president puts his fingerprints on the messaging and the public perception on this, that is probably counterproductive." 
To Boris Schlossberg, managing director of FX strategy at BK Asset Management, the technicals matter less than Tesla's public perception.
Public perception is that senior leadership resignations have resulted in chaos inside the department; the inmates are running the asylum.
But even as a deal maker, he was occasionally dogged by the public perception of his ties to Ms. Cunningham.
The early public perception of the once-20-something C.E.O. was as an emotionless carbon-based offshoot of the Internet itself.
"In some ways there's this public perception issue that could be just as destabilizing as the IRS taking action," said Corlette.
And freely employing his skills as a selector and editor of materials; he's shaping the material and shaping its public perception.
Many also objected to Schumer's role as the star, given the comedian's fraught past relationship with public perception of her size.
"Public perception of this brand has really been tainted and tarnished over the last year to 18 months," Goodreid's Madden said.
Both of these texts provide a critical analysis of the role that media plays in women's self-esteem and public perception.
Go deeper: The new gig: America's hidden economy The precarious rental economy continues to grow Public perception of of-demand workers
As both of these types of stories continue to surface, I believe that will influence public perception about marijuana to shift.
It might be assumed that any company, particularly a social media product, would utilize its own tools to ascertain public perception.
The public perception of Purdue and its billionaire owners—the Sackler family—has taken an especially brutal hit as of late.
Has the public perception or the increased attention had any effect on the team and the way you are seeing yourselves?
And although law enforcement handle investigations independent of public opinion, sometimes victims conflate public perception with the honest efforts of investigators.
A prominent figure that helped shape Facebook public perception over the course of the last decade is on the way out.
And in these uses of force, Mr. Fryer found racial differences, which is in accord with public perception and other studies.
Over my 25-plus years working in IT and security, I've seen the role and public perception of cyberspace change dramatically.
Emmy Rossum makes her directorial debut with this episode, in which Frank tries to change public perception of the Gallagher clan.
The sign of a successful documentary is its ability to change public perception, and Netflix's Making a Murderer is no exception.
In short, what Trump was good at was using other people (and baiting journalists) to shape public perception of his wealth.
I think the public perception is there's your leading man, your Clooney and your Pitt, and then there's the other guys.
You know who'd be great at manipulating the public perception of Bachelor season so that no one could guess its outcome?
Donald J. Trump's surprise victory in the presidential election last week could disrupt the public perception that banks are treated leniently.
Polling and public perception over who is most to blame for the deadlock may end up deciding which side blinks first.
The Air Force acknowledged after an internal review that the stays could create a "public perception" issue, but found no wrongdoing.
He parses political tactics and media strategy with an intensity of a campaign operative who sees public perception as blood sport.
Pratt's been on a rollercoaster of public perception lately, but he's been quick to admit to dumb comments or insensitive media.
TV.  He said this shift in public perception is a "direct consequence" of Trump pulling out of the 85033 nuclear deal.
Washington (CNN)First lady Melania Trump, like those before her, has battled the vast juxtaposition between public perception and private citizen.
Netflix and Facebook have been two of the shakier stocks as both face challenges in terms of users and public perception.
And thanks to a steady stream of bad publicity, public perception of the industry may be at an all-time low.
This research — and the media hype it inevitably attracts — has yielded a clear shift in the public perception of the products.
For example, when Rebecca de Mornay starred in The Hand that Rocks the Cradle, public perception of her as a person changed.
It's really incredible to witness these types of characters changing the current public perception of what power and a superhero really is.
Go deeper: The new gig: America's hidden economy Public perception of on-demand workers The gig economy is distorting U.S. economic data
Nuclear energy researchers have argued this for years, suggesting that the public perception of radiation risk far outweighs any real-world danger.
But the expectations for fusion have always been outsized, the trail of broken promises has grown long, and public perception has soured.
Representation matters because the mainstream media is a powerful space that reaches far and wide and can impact personal and public perception.
Boeing stands to lose if airlines bargain down prices of the MAX 8, pointing to the poor public perception of its safety.
Rather than the meerkat, the three researchers take as their example a species with a longer history of public perception, the lion.
That's a surprising voluntary move that perhaps shows Facebook is finally getting in tune with the public perception of its shady actions.
It is possible to win a debate but lose an argument, public perception often being the determining factor in how people vote.
He disregarded the importance of public perception, seeming to think that the facts he would gather would be enough to compel action.
An aggressive fight over public perception, playing out at double the usual speed While the legal question hasn't changed, the optics have.
Media attention on military drone strikes has influenced the public perception of all drones, falsely painting commercial drones in a bad light.
"There's a public perception that veterinary fees are expensive and being a veterinarian must be a very well-paid profession," she says.
But even if extreme brutality is statistically rare, it has a corrosive effect on public perception if it is not swiftly punished.
Still, with something as sensitive as banking, inconveniencing even a small number of users can have an outsized effect on public perception.
It's too early to say whether opening up the scientific debate on man-made climate change will hurt or help public perception.
As is often the case, public perception and reality do not often match up when it comes to national conversations about veterans.
Now 12 months later, we're seeing that the public perception of autonomous vehicles (AVs) is still heavily affected by that deadly crash.
That one visit helped change public perception and likely spared an untold number of people infected with the virus from further pain.
Wednesday's incident is damaging more to Southwest's public perception than evidence of any systemic issue, Teal Group Fleet analyst Richard Aboulafia said.
"There is an apparent public perception that the transit system was being plagued by a sudden epidemic of random attacks," he said.
Tenderich says he's noticed a dramatic change in public perception for Facebook and its tech peers since the 2016 US presidential election.
"By default, tech companies and web companies were a good thing," he says, referencing the public perception from a few years ago.
To improve public perception, Uber needs to make "drastic changes" to its company culture, said branding agency Base Design partner Geoff Cook.
By banning the use of whips by jockeys, the company hopes to stanch public perception that horses are beaten to run faster.
Ms. Stronach said the rules would not only save horses but change the public perception that the sport is gruesome and deadly.
Censoring photographs to avoid angering a political leader is not a new phenomenon: Stalin's regime famously manipulated photographs to shape public perception.
"One could argue that he had a very difficult August, yet his public perception numbers have stabilized," said GOP pollster Frank Luntz.
The impeachment trial will go far in determining the public perception of Roberts and by extension the reputation of the federal courts.
There's also an open question of how much public perception will continue to evolve as people scrutinize the latest allegations against Trump.
There's plenty of useful history in this book, including a look at how minstrel performance perverted the public perception of black English.
And the bad PR associated with an outage certainly affects the public perception of a company, especially technology companies operating online services.
"The public perception is: why should these players have any problems when they are earning a large amount of money?" he said.
Our culture still has a backwards-as-fuck attitude toward sex and sex work, but I hope that public perception is shifting.
During the years he was a fugitive, the FBI battled a public perception that it had not tried very hard to find him.
The public perception created by these hollywood narratives arguably leads to efforts like the Partnership on Artificial Intelligence to Benefit People and Society.
The public perception was further shaped by pundits continually saying that vertical mergers—mergers between companies that aren't direct competitors—are rarely contested.
Throughout the interview, Obama expressed frustration over the fact that public perception about the economy remains negative despite important gains in recent years.
Stanikzai, the acting defense minister, said much of the battle against the insurgency was about reinforcing public perception that the government was winning.
McGinn would fill another role common to political campaigns: leading an ongoing poll operation dedicated to tracking minute changes in Zuckerberg's public perception.
I have advised the LPAC to choose a replacement solely on merit and not based on convenience or for appeasing any public perception.
The survey was aimed at measuring public perception of technology that's still nascent, or used only for therapeutic purposes, such as injury recovery.
But another important reason is the public perception that measles is a mild childhood disease — uncomfortable for a few days but not serious.
Pointing fingers in a war for public perception serves no purpose other than to further politicize an effort at turning the relationship around.
These measures have led to public perception of adequacy in fighting terrorism increasing by 9 percent from 21625 to 2900, showing forward momentum.
Understanding how and why vapers use flavored e-liquids is important, because it's a major sticking point in both policy and public perception.
These tapes have inspired expansive media coverage and underpinned momentous protests; they have altered public perception and moved the needle on public policy.
The gap isn't huge — 30 percent "too conservative" to 23 percent "too liberal" — but the shift in public perception is sudden and significant.
It remains to be seen whether Francis will be able to turn around public perception of his handling of the sex abuse crisis.
It is no accident that the ascendance of college football at the betting windows has come as the N.F.L. wobbles in public perception.
But the two things hitting headlines at the same time created the public perception that maybe the virus wasn't so worrisome after all.
The public perception of water as key to the Australian identity was never so apparent as when I lived in the United States.
There is also a well-established pattern of journalists focusing on bad economic news, which in turn deflates public perception of the economy.
He has taken in recent days to grousing about whether Bill Shine, his relatively new communications director, is helping him in public perception.
"Everything is about public perception: What have you done for me lately?" said Scott Cooley, a spokesman for the online gambling site BetDSI.
The NBA tide has turned, and public perception of LeBron James as a golden basketball god amongst sweaty mortals is on the wane.
Now, as Simpson faces parole, public perception of him is through an entirely new lens, and one that feels directly relevant to 19903.
Adding to this picture, Superstars of STEM aims to address public perception and is founded on the principle that visibility matters in achieving equality.
The leak has the potential both to undermine the organization's ability to carry out offensive intelligence gathering and to damage its international public perception.
Public perception in the U.S. is that community hospitals provide better care when they're affiliated with top-ranked hospitals, researchers note in JAMA Oncology.
It leans into her public perception, with Ms Hathaway playing a sorely unlikeable character who earns our respect over the course of the film.
Images of auto workers with shaved heads and red head bands clashing with riot police have come to epitomize today's public perception of unions.
Hotshot bankers, feeling burned by deferred compensation and being on the receiving end of angry public perception, decamped to a number of upstart boutiques.
He added that prosecutors had convinced him that the Trump comments won&apost put "an intolerable strain" on the public perception of military courts.
But as other public figures, including Chelsea Clinton, weigh in with support, there will undoubtedly be an effect on public perception of the app.
Lamarr's ingenuity went unrecognised not only because she was a woman, but because of the very glamour and beauty that dominated her public perception.
Andrew: Well, the thing about pop music, and dance music as well, is that it has this public perception as being mindless and hedonistic.
Mueller was subpoenaed by House Democrats, who are hoping his testimony will shift public perception about Trump's alleged criminal activity outlined in Mueller's report.
This impunity for torture has affected public perception, evidenced by polls that show that many Americans believe torture may be warranted under some circumstances.
Twitter could improve public perception by developing more effective metrics and by showing investors how it plans to develop its product at the Feb.
Public perception has been a crucial element of the fight between Apple and the FBI, particularly during the weekend that Pew conducted the survey.
The Pew Research Center noted in a February report that public perception often does not measure up with data showing the crime rate falling.
Let's face it — vegans have had a steep hill to climb, both in public perception of what their diets mean and how they taste.
The rash of new sicknesses come as Chipotle was still digging itself out of the public perception hole caused by its last food scare.
There is a public perception that tuberculosis is a disease of the past that has been cured, but statistics show this is completely false.
Facebook's public perception may still be damaged from its recent data scandal, but the social media company's stock has already made a sensational recovery.
"There tends to be this public perception that maybe fat shaming is O.K. because it will provide motivation to lose weight," Dr. Puhl said.
Still, as Florence said, "Muscadet is a hard sell," referring to the public perception of Muscadet as a wine without a lot to offer.
We know Chief Justice Roberts is concerned about public perception of the Supreme Court, and of all federal courts, as tools of political partisanship.
But its biggest mistake was believing that complying with government regulations was enough and thereby ignoring broader questions of data ethics and public perception.
Scattered movements to decriminalize magic mushrooms and other psychedelic substances have proven successful in recent years as public perception of these drugs has shifted.
Mr. Frost was gambling with his money and reputation; Nixon, with public perception (though he received $600,000 and 10 percent of the program's profits).
But the controversy and ensuing battle to shape public perception are consistent with many of the administration's actions that prompted criticism in Tuesday's report.
One reason that public perception and reality are so misaligned is the preoccupation with the costs of elite private colleges (which have indeed rocketed).
Contrary to public perception, winter is not the season with the most suicides, said Farmer, who has worked in crisis counseling for 20 years.
Yet while many of the big tech companies have been hit by a change in public perception, Facebook seems uniquely tarred among young workers.
Proving gay China's worth in the marketplace first, the argument goes, will shift public perception and pave the way for greater acceptance and freedoms.
This time it is using the Trump administration's handling of the coronavirus pandemic to undermine public perception of the president's basic competence and trustworthiness.
What was "the key" for Mr. Reagan and Mr. Clinton in terms of maintaining public perception in their times of crisis while in office?
"Yes, she can think about the public perception of her, but that's nothing compared to what her daughters think of her," says the legal source.
The second crisis management executive told CNN they advised Loughlin and her husband to first focus on their legal case before worrying about public perception.
"Yes, she can think about the public perception of her, but that's nothing compared to what her daughters think of her," the legal source explains.
Where does the extra money come from to pay for JWST's budget overruns, and how have these delays affected public perception of these large missions?
Money trouble, physical and emotional stress, isolation, and the unfavorable public perception of dentists in general were all cited as negative aspects of their jobs.
Public perception of the company is better than its operational situation, and the high stock price does seem undeserved, from an investing point of view.
The public perception of anonymous internet trolls — the people who post angry and hateful messages in comment sections online — is unfavorable, to put it lightly.
On "Water Colored Roses" you're definitely shattering public perception on what an Instagram Honey is and what people perceived as that can achieve or attain.
As the headset got more exposure and the tide of public perception started to turn for the worse, Google started playing up those enterprise applications.
And public perception that the Beyond and Impossible burgers are healthier than red meat options can lead to a "health halo" around them, she said.
Among other things, cg42 studies what Beck calls "brand vulnerability" to public perception and its studies are often cited in media reports on industry trends.
In light of its investigations, Uber is facing an uphill battle in public perception, but it also is working to improve diversity in its workforce.
KC: It's been a tough five years in terms of public perception, including because of Zynga and its IPO and subsequent decline and founder issues.
The public perception of Snowden has been shaped by people like Donald Trump who called Snowden a "traitor," and said that he should be executed.
But no, I don't think the public perception of vore will ever change, as one can never really understand a fetish unless they have it.
This story sees Queen Elizabeth in the days after Princess Diana's death, grappling with a changing family and a shifting public perception of the monarchy.
"Public perception of intel changes according to what's going on in the world," Deitz said, noting an increase in prestige after the attacks of Sept.
Lots of us had lots of burning questions for the pair, especially as public perception of Avery's guilt seems to change along with the tides.
Those problems, alongside deteriorating public services and a public perception of widespread government corruption, drove voters to reject the political establishment in this autumn's elections.
Those problems, alongside deteriorating public services and a public perception of widespread government corruption, drove voters to reject the political establishment in this autumn's elections.
On the Runway Anna Wintour, editor of American Vogue and artistic director of Condé Nast, continues apace her campaign to shape public perception of fashion.
"I regard our podium in Monaco as the turning point of our season — both in terms of the result and our public perception," he added.
And Republicans -- at times -- have had a tough time managing the public perception about a bill they haven't had time to craft a message on.
Airlines have sought to improve their public perception in the months following an April 2017 incident in which a 69-year-old United Airlines UAL.
But it's the photos of empty store shelves that get the most retweets and shares, which means those are the images shaping the public perception.
" The group added that it believed the decision was "not related to any scientific assessment and mainly influenced by public perception and driven by politics.
Why it matters: Ads run by the Pharmaceutical Industry Labor-Management Association may confuse public perception of the nature of opposition to drug-pricing measures.
Or, more accurately, from trying to deal with Mueller's investigation to preparing to win the public perception battle in the wake of Mueller's eventual report.
Then the man and Alex share a hearty laugh, in what fully encapsulates the scope of the modern struggle of the public perception of media.
Drake credits media reports, including a lengthy investigation from Jane Mayer in The New Yorker, with helping to change public perception of his own case.
"The pricing strategy behind it is malicious in my opinion and so it's public perception is marred and rightfully so," Ocean said of the drug.
"Public perception needs to be there so people need to be comfortable having aircraft flying over their heads and being inside of them," he said.
"The typical public perception of sexual violence in the workplace is that it is mostly verbal harassment or creating a hostile work environment," Basile said.
A person close to the president said Trump is unsure if Democrats or Republicans are winning the public perception battle over the last two weeks.
What's more, public perception of graft has worsened, a worrying sign for a government that swept to power after violent street protests against sleaze under Yanukovich.
The Times also cited a report by the consultancy firm McKinsey & Co that discussed public perception of economic austerity measures announced by Saudi Arabia in 2015.
To try and mitigate public perception about its Russian advertising scandal, Facebook appears to have bought advertisements from other platforms also embroiled in the same mess.
Given Lyft's more cooperative brand in comparison to Uber's more confrontational style, it could leverage its public perception to gain access to markets with these vehicles.
Closing the gap Some suggest that the political divide has fueled an industry of climate change deniers and skeptics, distorting public perception about climate change science.
Part of that is changing public perception about the industry, and showing that it's a more high-tech and steady career than many had previously believed.
The money comes at a time when Facebook and Google face antitrust probes from regulators and the public perception of tech companies is on the decline.
While these controversies haven't really affected Facebook's bottom line, at least not yet, public perception of the company appears to be at an all-time low.
"It can be really jarring to simply be in there by yourself," Chen said, commenting on passenger expectations of vehicles and public perception of autonomous vehicles.
Image: ShutterstockWe joke about women faking orgasms both because it's common and because public perception suggests they do it to stroke the egos of clueless boyfriends.
Uber's newly hired chief brand officer plans to change the public perception of Uber in light of sexual harassment allegations, lawsuits and changes in executive leadership.
At the same time, changing public perception by normalizing weed online just might be how we keep the wave of support for decriminalization and legalization alive.
What's more, no solution can be imposed on dairy farmers if it impacts public perception of milk, such as injecting cattle with something to reduce flatulence.
Any forthcoming Autopilot updates released by Tesla will be met with new levels of scrutiny, both in terms of public perception and likely regulatory attention, too.
Some Ethereum supporters believed that the theft was bound to spoil the public perception of the platform's security, and suggested that Ethereum's clock be rolled back.
If Mueller is running four to six months ahead of public perception, it's safe to assume we have absolutely no idea where his investigation is today.
The museum has opened a permanent exhibition about Black activism in the Bay Area, which, contrary to public perception, was not always an accepting, progressive place.
He believes the consequences of political rhetoric are "way overblown"—that even inaugural or State of the Union addresses have marginal, fleeting effects on public perception.
Social media tools allow for nation-states, terrorist groups and organized crime groups to anonymously and quickly sow confusion, influence public perception and disrupt civil discourse.
News of the Tesla crash "is not going to put too much of a dent in public perception" of self-driving cars, said AlixPartners' Mark Wakefield.
The entire affair is only one in a series of events that have marked a change in the public perception of the far right in Germany.
The Times also cited a report by the consultancy firm McKinsey & Co that discussed public perception of economic austerity measures announced by Saudi Arabia in 2015.
On Transparency International's "corruption perceptions index," which measures public perception of official corruption, Paraguay, in a tie with Bolivia, ranks above only Venezuela in South America.
Though public perception of Klopp is of a raucous, track-suited bear prowling the touchline, his players describe him as cool and methodical behind closed doors.
It's unclear how public perception of the tariffs would play out if it becomes widely known that these tariffs primarily hit the US's closest friends instead.
Long-time track observers and van Niekerk's fellow competitors, say that no one athlete may have the speed and charisma to dominate public perception like Bolt.
This chaotic stretch not only had an impact on the public perception of both Tesla and Musk, but it opened the door to the government agencies.
Media and public perception continue to perpetuate this myth, even though large-scale studies have shown no difference in levels of violence from the general population.
People see major tech companies as having vast control over their lives, and Facebook will have to learn how to balance its influence with public perception.
I've known Clinton a bit for many years, and I have to say: The public perception of her seems to me a gross and inaccurate caricature.
But, in a town that runs on public perception, the substance of the encounters is almost less meaningful than the fact they took place at all.
According to a report in the Saudi Gazette, the commission's leader Abdul Rahman Al-Sanad hoped that joining Twitter would improve public perception of the police.
Mr. Barr might have served the Justice Department and the FBI better if he anticipated public perception of his new restrictions on investigations involving the president.
She proceeds to list belittling words reserved for women, before delving into the troubling gender politics of fairy tales and the public perception of female stars.
But if he takes account of that public perception in deciding how to vote, he may appear to be caving to pressure that is itself illegitimate.
Either way, Amazon and Jeff Bezos have shown time and time again that they don't care much about public perception — as long it's not consumer perception.
THERE is a striking disparity between the commercial applications drone companies are pursuing in fields like construction, inspection or agriculture and the public perception of commercial drones.
"The ECB president's membership of the G30 could give rise to a public perception that the independence of the ECB could be compromised," Ombudsman Emily O'Reilly said.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, have used their megaphones to reshape public perception around socialism -- which has for so long been viewed as a dirty word in national politics.
"There is a serious public perception that the high and mighty are still above the law," said Sung-Yoon Lee, professor of Korean Studies at Tufts University.
By refusing to sacrificing the art, and herself, for the sake of public perception, Hill seems to have found the peace of mind she was searching for.
Regarding the project's description, Angelucci waxes eloquent about the juxtapositions of colonial entitlement, scientific curiosity, a rising interest in photography, and a newfound public perception of spirituality.
It comes at a time when the public perception of his leadership at the FCC is being shaped before big fights on net neutrality and other issues.
The public perception of former Nickelodeon star Ariana Grande – to million of fans around the world — is that she's flawless, from her complexion to her high notes.
Activists attending the town hall meeting also wanted to use LGBT history as a way of challenging the public perception that the fight for equality is over.
And there's also the chance that Trump or Clinton could somehow be dealt a new public perception card that's worse or better than what they have now.
We paired net worth on the vertical axes so you can see just how rich these household names are with public perception (likability) on the horizontal axes.
When it comes to sexism, Trump has used his platform to reinforce prejudice in many of the areas women have battled for decades to challenge public perception.
But Postmates says the humanist elements help to telegraph intent (you can tell where Serve is headed, for example, by following its gaze) and improve public perception.
Obviously, it'd be nice to have both of these things, but which avenue do you think has more potential to change the public perception of queer experience?
While there are certainly legal and compliance questions that surround these controversies, the arguably larger issue is their consequence for the public perception of the candidate himself.
The letter also asked for help in improving the department's public perception and sought help for police training, creating a citizen panel and "more wide-ranging assistance."
In the interview, Smerconish asked Cosby if public perception of him has changed simply due to the sheer volume of women who accused him of sexual assault.
"Overall the charge is an unhelpful one-off at a time when public perception of the franchise remains in the spotlight," said KBW analysts in a note.
It's an attempt to try and move public perception of her into that of a shuffling old grandmother, too feeble for the demanding work of the Presidency.
Ms. Schmitt said news of N.Y.U.'s missteps would inevitably affect the public perception of other body donation programs, which rely on their reputations to attract donors.
But the offerings, if successful, could provide a valuable public perception payoff for Goldman by softening the firm's image as a remote bastion of power and wealth.
But even if new security and inherent decentralization acts as a hurdle to cyber attackers, Porter warned, the integrity of American elections remain vulnerable to public perception.
And its new commissioner, David Hansell, who succeeded Carrión in February 233, has been courting the media in an effort to improve public perception of the agency.
Taken together, though, they've caused a profound shift in public perception, leading people to wonder why they ever thought of social media as a force for good.
However, the tech industry as a whole is dragged down by public perception over a host of other issues from data privacy fiascos to sexual harassment scandals.
Why it matters: The Gallup data underscores how energy prices — which are low these days thanks partially to the U.S. oil-and-gas surge — influence public perception.
There is, without question, a link between public perception and women's health, leading to too many women not seeking necessary health care until it is too late.
And the surest way to lose that momentum in public perception is to allow the investigation to become an all-encompassing grievance vehicle for Democrats against Trump.
The public perception of type II diabetes is that it's a disease of excess—the result of too much sugar in our diets and a sedentary lifestyle.
When that power is wielded for good, it does the heavy lifting on challenging stigmas and bias and ultimately shifting public perception toward acceptance, compassion, and understanding.
Almost 6 in 10 Americans are either "alarmed" or "concerned" by global warming, marking what researchers say is a major shift in public perception of the issue.
Solomon's columns, which were heavily promoted on Fox and in right-wing media, have helped shape public perception of Biden's work in Ukraine, especially among Trump supporters.
And public perception of a purely apolitical Supreme Court took a permanent hit when the court split 5-4, along straight ideological lines, in the Bush v.
Obviously, Mr. McCabe did little to help his case, but it was Mr. Comey's miscalculation of public perception that set much of Mr. McCabe's troubles in motion.
"When somebody comes late to a treatment center they have less chance to survive," he said, calling it a "vicious cycle" that creates a negative public perception.
They're manipulating the flow of information between citizen and citizen, and they're doing it in ways that maximize their own revenue but warp the public perception of events.
But overall Views feels like the work of an artist who has successfully reclaimed a public perception of himself that was beginning to spiral out of his control.
First in my business and now in public service, I have worked on achieving goals, and have left it to others to work on media and public perception.
To many, Amazon has become the epitome of income inequality, and addressing these issues — and the poor public perception they create — is crucial for the company's continued success.
Parker's input on how legal tactics affect businesses, regulatory relationships and public perception has been extremely influential, said Betsy Duke, incoming chair of Wells Fargo's board of directors.
He apparently saw fit to bury it with nary a mention, allowing his own characterizations of the Mueller report to guide public perception for as long as possible.
The question will be whether Snap Inc can retain the public perception that it brings something fundamentally different to social media, and the whole concept of the camera.
Why it matters: These programs will be a chance to test AVs in new situations and environments, shape public perception of AV technology, and assess needed infrastructure improvements.
Even small doses of misinformation -- such as the suggestion he or his partner did legal work for Clinton or Schumer -- can have significant impact on the public perception.
Richie was far from the best choice that year, and his win helped create the public perception that the Grammys were cut off from what "good music" meant.
What's interesting about Tidal is questionable business habits usually don't have this big of a negative effect on the public perception of a streaming service (see: Apple, Spotify).
Despite Hillary Clinton's public perception as untrustworthy and allegations of ethical lapses, she has managed to unite her diverse party around the simple, unequivocal slogan: I'm With Her.
Such responsive measures would mitigate the short-term pain and boost public perception of the currency ban, thus boosting the BJP's popularity in the longer term, she concluded.
Stamos apparently initiated his exit in December 2017 but was convinced to stay on through August to avoid the hit to public perception, The New York Times reports.
"Given the difficulties Western chains have had recently with public perception, local players have become a serious competitive threat," said Elizabeth Friend, consumer foodservice analyst at Euromonitor International.
Public Perception is Shifting Quickly The last part of the equation is the willingness of the American people to accept drones as a regular part of their lives.
"We are at a real watershed moment in public perception of campus sexual assaults," said Ms. Dauber, who is also leading the effort to have Judge Persky recalled.
In many ways, Mueller's remarks Wednesday amounted to a clear break with Barr, who has played an outsized role in shaping public perception of the special counsel's findings.
Ten days removed from an embarrassing loss at home to the Chiefs, public perception of the Broncos couldn't be lower, meaning it's the perfect time to back them.
" In a statement issued this week, the group added it "reaffirms the public perception that all parties have not been given equal freedom to run their election campaigns.
Gutiérrez added that public perception of the bilateral relationship "is somewhat distinct from what is actually going on," but admitted the two governments share the blame for that.
The public perception of Governor Romney as an out-of-touch one-percenter who refused to pay it forward stuck with him through the rest of the season.
An editorial published with the study argues that the disconnect between public perception and current regulation carries an important message to society, the medical profession legislators and ethicists.
European Ombudsman Emily O'Reilly had recommended that Draghi gave up his membership to fight "a public perception" that the ECB's independence as a banking supervisor could be compromised.
A new study by the Knight Foundation puts public perception of biased news media in a historical perspective at a time when "fake news" has become a catchphrase.
She's now starring in the adaptation for Apple's upcoming streaming service along with Washington, who admires Witherspoon's ability to change the public perception of women involved in politics.
Waning trust in the health system is partly a result of the sometimes well-founded public perception that its key players pursue profits at the expense of patients.
But all of that new power comes at a dangerous time for the court, whose legitimacy depends on the public perception that it is not a partisan institution.
Certainly, casual dismissal of Kanye has always been a built-in feature of his fame, but in terms of public perception, it's possible he's never been more radioactive.
That is how criticism works these days — it is rapid-fire groupthink, irascible and tart, and occasionally powerful enough to shift the broad public perception around an artist.
And he has been fighting a public perception that Mr. Patrick — the firebrand conservative who was the Texas chairman of President Trump's campaign — calls the shots in Austin.
That said, the battle to shape public perception of debates is often won and lost in the 24 or 48 hours afterward, rather than during the events themselves.
The Pentagon and State Department have long sought to combat the public perception that the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq in 2003 was designed to seize Mideast oil.
The memo points to the 25 presidential election as a turning point in the public perception of Facebook and admits that Facebook was responsible for Trump's shocking upset.
Still, it hasn't been enough to carry the struggling company, which was continuing to stumble under the weight of Victoria's Secret's slumping sales and increasingly poor public perception.
It wasn't even enough to alter the public perception of Carlson, who seems like the kind of guy who would wear a bow tie, even when he doesn't.
Something about that tour made me disengage from some part of public perception I used to hang my entire identity on, which I now know is incredibly unhealthy.
But a president has power to change institutions and a president moreover has power to change public perception of what is normal, which could lead to changing institutions.
In short, the public perception of marijuana benefits and risks doesn't align with the data, according to a study from this September, also published in Annals of Internal Medicine.
"She [Loughlin] has been having preliminary talks with some top crisis management firms on what she can do to change the public perception," one of the executives told CNN.
Hyman has made less pointed attempts to associate herself with the public perception of her, but she comes across as even campier in her telecasts because she's not trying.
But by the metric of public perception, the Galaxy S line of smartphones have always played second fiddle to the iPhone, always seen as a response, not the original.
Now, with Facebook executives wading deep into a particularly fraught Twitter discussion, it's clear the company has begun to view it as a tool critical to shaping public perception.
Morrison said she's a "novice in the world of crowdfunding," held back by not knowing how to successfully market a campaign, but also by her concern over public perception.
If television is the primary cultural force shaping public perception, then it's important to carefully write Latinx subjectivities instead of just identities that "humanize," and therefore uphold, oppressive assumptions.
Public perception has begun to turn — against your company in general, and against you specifically — and your leadership team is now presented with the question of what to do.
And what begins on /pol/ and leaks out into Twitter has a way of colouring media coverage and, ultimately, public perception, even among people who don't frequent message boards.
If you've heard of blood-testing company Theranos, you know there's been a turn in press coverage and public perception when it comes to "rock star" start-up culture.
All of this could better inform Facebook's quest to foster "meaningful" interactions, just as the company is using user surveys right now to gauge public perception of news sources.
New data from an exclusive Axios/Harris poll finds that public perception of companies is deeply impacted by how much those companies can promise a better future for society.
O'Reilly had cited "a public perception" that the ECB's independence as the euro zone's top banking supervisor could be compromised as a result of Draghi's involvement in the club.
Public perception remains one of autonomous driving's highest bars to overcome, along with the tech problem and regulation, and selfies are one seemingly shallow way to legitimately address that.
S. Track and Field also uses one, for example—but it is at least noteworthy that the Russian Federation does seem to be taking steps to shift public perception.
For Kennedy, the 2008 launch of kink social networking site FetLife had a transformative effect on the experience of being kinky and, more importantly, the public perception of kink.
This research, and the media hype it inevitably attracts, yielded a clear shift in the public perception of chocolate products that, are also, ahem, full of sugar and calories.
In fact, the public perception of Scott has been largely shaped by Eminem's less-than-complimentary lyrics, but her story is just as dramatic as one of Em's verses.
One challenge for A.I., according to a number of the researchers who spoke, is that the public perception about the threat of A.I. has largely been shaped by Hollywood.
Blizzard will have to wait and see if time will heal the company's public perception, and hope the situation doesn't escalate further with planned protests in the coming weeks.
Tavis McGinn, a former Google pollster, started working at Facebook in the spring of 2017, doing polls with a narrow focus: measuring the public perception of Zuckerberg and Sandberg.
To the Editor: When the Supreme Court decided the 2000 presidential election, it began to unravel the public perception of it as part of an independent branch of government.
"My election and my high acceptance within the party show that, contrary to public perception, my party is tolerant," Weidel told Anthony Faiola of the Washington Post in May.
While public perception has changed since the Great Depression, as late as 1992, Republican Vice President Dan Quayle was attacking the fictional Murphy Brown for being a single mom.
L. Joy Williams, the president of the Brooklyn N.A.A.C.P., said "optics and public perception" of the issues activists were fighting for could sidetrack their cause, rather than advance it.
This analysis leads to the comforting but dangerous conclusion that the tremors still rippling through the European political landscape will subside once public perception has caught up with reality.
But time after time we were told that this was not a main area of concern and since the public perception concluded bags were screened, that was good enough.
The growing tendency for Enarques to move back and forth between the public and private sector has only deepened the public perception of a distant, incestuous old boy's network.
Officials allegedly also discussed new ways to frame Trump's energy and environmental work, and to push back on the public perception that the administration doesn't support climate change science.
Today I'm excited to introduce The Ratio, an Interface feature that attempts to keep track of how the day's news could affect public perception of our biggest tech companies.
People familiar with the company's market research data told the Post that despite these efforts last year, public perception of Uber hasn't shifted much from its crisis-heavy days.
These changes have accelerated as we approach a new decade — one that's unlikely to be as kind to tech, both in terms of the stock market and public perception.
Modi was helped by an overwhelming public perception that the Congress Party, which had been in power for most of the past half century, had grown arrogant and corrupt.
Discussions afterward reflected the divisions in the loosely aligned ranks, as well as an acute awareness of public perception and the need to make their messages somehow more palatable.
She says she had been bothered by Mr. Klein's attempts since her allegation "to disparage me and manipulate public perception," but stopped short of asking him to step down.
These comments, so early in the hearing, reveal how mad Comey was (and still is) about getting fired and shows his concern about the public perception of the agency.
But we generally go through a few rounds trying to get the candidates right and making sure their stats are reasonable, not just crazy caricatures or their public perception.
LAURA INGRAHAM, FOX NEWS: Liberals have seized on the separated children and turned the entire image into a political weapon, attempting to emotionally manipulate the public perception of immigration enforcement.
It exists in a state of continuous and seemingly never-ending war, its institutions are notoriously revisionist and manipulative of public perception with no regard for historical facts or truth.
Given Tidal's public perception, it's still going to be a lot of work for Sprint to get its users on board, even with the possibility of an extended free trial.
From Chester Arthur to George H.W. Bush, history repeatedly shows us that vice presidents have wanted to minimize any public perception that they are attempting take control from the president.
"There's this sort of myth or public perception that elections happen every four years, and otherwise there's not really a role for people to play in the meantime," he said.
In other words: whatever the public perception of Facebook as a company is, it seems that Facebook itself is doing better than ever, no matter how you crunch the numbers.
For celebrities, the public perception of wealth is complicated by a host of factors not least of which are questions about whether that money and fame was earned and deserved.
Of course, special elections do still matter in that they can impact the public perception of party leaders, and that can influence what they do in relationship to President Trump.
As hardware manufacturers go, it's hard to imagine anyone having as good and consistent a couple of years in public perception as Samsung was enjoying from late 2014 until now.
But to that end I'll also say that conflating a fight into something more than an athletic event is largely due to the public and the shaping of public perception.
"There are three ministers with problems who are indeed causing difficulties in terms of public perception and in some situations with the European Commission," Tudose told private television station Antena3.
That document, released in 2013, blasted the party for its failure to make inroads with young people and minorities, particularly Hispanics: Public perception of the Party is at record lows.
The enemy—now a state adversary—attacked our private sector's lack of regulation by exploiting social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter to shape public perception and shift political opinion.
How did ACT UP change the public perception of AIDS from a disease whose victims were scorned and blamed for their suffering to a public health crisis demanding federal intervention?
In contrast to public perception, scholars agree U.N. peacekeeping is effective in ensuring peace and security and  reducing civilian casualties when operations are equipped with larger numbers of peacekeeping troops.
"The hardest part has been changing public perception of Jokowi at the very grassroots level," said Yuda Puja Turnawan, a member of Widodo's party, the Indonesia Democratic Party of Struggle.
This matters because there have been several cases, like McDonald's, where the video has dramatically contradicted initial police reports, changing public perception of what occurred and who is at fault.
The government census bureau&aposs survey of public perceptions of security found that Coahuila ranked well this year, with only three other states having a higher public perception of safety.
While many people are perplexed by the ritual on Abdul-Ghani, an attorney for the boy's father said public perception is skewed because of the five suspects' race and religion.
In a section dedicated to public perception, UBS reported that fewer than one-in-five of the respondents (17 percent) said they would get on a flight with no pilot.
Trump received low marks among respondents for his handling of Russia and China, but the president fared slightly better in public perception of his policies concerning North Korea and Syria.
Manning's defense attorney would later cite this statement by Obama as an example of the way that the US government affected public perception of Manning's guilt prior to her trial.
"The hearing is as much about public perception [of the Trump presidency] as anything else," Karen Greenberg, the director of the Center for National Security at Fordham University, told me.
After all, there are few better ways to advertise a university—and to soften its public perception—than by succeeding in sports, and so Majerle's mission is really two-fold.
That means a lot of help in a lot of places—and it also means that public perception of the UN's work is often defined by the crisis of the moment.
Senior ANC leaders publicly blame the losses on the public perception of Zuma's presidency -- the prospect of losing power in general elections in 2019 is a very real fear among them.
The mainstream media coverage of the trial and the subsequent online free-for-all have fed into an unshakeable public perception that something about the prosecution case just doesn't add up.
I'd like to be able to divorce myself from the public perception of the record and just talk about my perception of the record, but I think the two are intertwined.
While the public perception of Sandberg has shifted dramatically — even Michelle Obama recently ragged on Lean In — as far as we know, little about Sandberg or her business strategy has changed.
Maven of Modernism reveals Scheyer'ss influence in shaping the public perception of European modern art, as well as a glimpse of a not-too-distant past chillingly similar to our own.
Public perception of fraud is among the highest in Europe, and after the country's sky-high unemployment rate, corruption has been Spaniards' second-biggest concern since early 2013, official polls show.
Movies like Snowden (think Zero Dark Thirty and 13 Hours, or even The Social Network) play a significant role in shaping the public perception of how events happened, true or not.
SUMMERS: Well, OK. So, in terms of public perception, I think it obviously has weakened him because he&aposs got the biggest microphone in the country and arguably in the world.
Of course, a change in the public perception of addiction — a disease we still don't fully understand but understood even less in the 20163s — has something to do with this disparity.
Photo: GettyIf the whole Equifax debacle changes anything at all, it should be the public perception of what a responsible disclosure looks like in the wake of a devastating data breach.
" According to Kim Ou-joon, "In just a matter of seconds, the South Korean public perception went from Kim the madman to a well-brought-up man from a decent family.
According to data provided by the FBI and the Bureau of Justice Statistics, violent crime rates have been in decline since the 85033s, despite rises in public perception of crime rates.
The junta, known as the National Council for Peace and Order, is facing a public perception crisis, according to international and domestic polls that say corruption is as endemic as ever.
"Certainly there is still a public perception issue and I think there will continue to be for some time about being too automated when it comes to commercial aircraft," he said.
If he is, we face the prospect of student protests and walkouts, parent outrage, and a broad public perception that we have gone back on our commitment to accountability and transparency.
For instance, Africa appears smaller than Greenland on Mercator maps, when it's actually around 14 times larger than Greenland, a distortion that has long skewed the public perception of the country.
Such a veto would only further cement the public perception that their interests play second fiddle to the desires of deep-pocketed telecom monopolies like AT&T, Verizon, Frontier and Comcast.
Trump "fundamentally does not understand that his job is to protect the entire nation, not his presidency," Engel said, pointing to reports of Trump's fixation with case totals and public perception.
After the arrests, the company's reputation as a place to work sank to its lowest level in at least a decade, according to YouGov BrandIndex, which tracks public perception of companies.
Ken Glueck, Oracle executive president and the tech giant's point man in Washington D.C., said that contrary to public perception, Google's position does not enjoy wide support in the tech community.
Privacy experts like Gaurav Laroia tell Motherboard that pound for pound, no event in the last decade had as much of an impact on public perception as Facebook's epic face plant.
As the long-term effects of e-cigarette use continue to be understood, the changing public perception of risk may benefit one group of people the most: teens and young adults.
The political drama surrounding Roberts as he prepares to preside over the impeachment trial is likely to heighten his sensitivity to the public perception of the high court and the judiciary.
But it also presents a unique opportunity to look at just how the app store economy works, and why public perception rarely lines up with the, in this case, very profitable reality.
Why it matters: Public stances, from campaign ads to press releases — especially on activist issues — have effects on the public perception of a company, its future sales and even the stock market.
Whether you're evaluating the company by its financial performance, its public perception, or its ability to contain and avoid scandals, the company will end the year in worse shape than it began.
Mueller's date before two back-to-back House committees represents Democrats' most powerful weapon in a war for public perception over Russia that it has been losing to Trump's bruising PR campaign.
Liz Carmouche -- the UFC's first openly lesbian fighter -- says public perception has come a long way since she came out ... and the UFC is finally ready to accept a gay male athlete.
"Members are starting to think about" it and are looking into the "safety and security implications" as well as the public perception and economic impact of such a move, the aide said.
Meanwhile, Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg was likely enjoying a warmer public perception in 2010 — even if he was busy challenging his depiction in "The Social Network," which was released in theaters that year.
McKinsey's survey found that consumer responses were in line with those of bank executives, which suggests we may begin to see more CSR initiatives that could shift public perception of banks.5.
Although it's not officially recognized in the American Psychiatric Association's DSM-5 categorization of disorders, coulrophobia, the fear of clowns, is one of the most commonly known phobias in the public perception.
Whereas Facebook is thinking about billions of users, we're focused on tens of thousands of accounts and conversations, which is still a meaningful number and can impact public perception of a brand.
The musical comes as the public perception of Jackson has become even more divisive since the release of the HBO documentary Leaving Neverland — which resurfaced allegations that he sexually abused young boys.
The last six months have tested the boundaries of the integrity of our country's whistle-blower protections, not just from the framework of the law but also with respect to public perception.
In an impassioned essay that reads very much like a speech, Favreau tries directly confronting the public perception of Clinton as inauthentic, cautious, and more motivated by polls than by genuine convictions.
Critics are upset by how he sought to shape public perception of the then-secret report of the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, to make it seem better for the president.
The 85033 presidential election marked a significant shift in public perception of Facebook, as critics said the platform was used to manipulate public opinion and sow discord during a pivotal election year.
As a matter of public perception, however, Mueller still faces an obstacle in laying out the case of possible coordination between members of the Trump campaign and Russia during the 2016 election.
That would only reinforce the public perception of Congress as a dysfunctional mess and incumbents as swamp-dwellers more concerned with their political survival (and self-enrichment) than with the national welfare.
Even when she was sparring onscreen, Ms. Carroll's class and elegance went unquestioned, but early in her career, the public perception of her commitment to issues affecting black Americans was another matter.
Trump's decision to grant clemency for a range of corrupt behavior also raised questions about his motives, with some questioning if the president was seeking to soften public perception on such crimes.
He floated the idea of having military-style "red team–blue team" debates, with the goal of creating a public perception that the science underpinning our understanding of climate change isn't settled.
To explore this issue of public perception and climate change, we examined the broad impacts of highly ambitious U.S. clean energy and transportation policies that would be consistent with the 113°C target.
If public perception is to be believed, hydration is the difference between glowing skin and tired skin, between aging like Gabrielle Union and aging like Gary Busey, between eternal life and imminent death.
But in an interview with The Associated Press, Dowd contended that "all clients have personalities that they bring to the table" and rejected the public perception of the president as a difficult client.
Warren is presumably hoping that the early announcement of a campaign will let her draw more attention to the set of ideas she's running on and orient public perception more around that vision.
These cases have had little of the impact that the arrests of Mr. Rajaratnam and others over six years ago had on the public perception of how the government is policing the markets.
With the release of her new poetry book, The Life of a Wannabe Mogul: A Mental Disarray, Bella Thorne shares her innermost thoughts and chronicles her experience with childhood, love, and public perception.
Emails dating back to 2006 show that even then, as a successful two-time founder of online local directory startup Zip2 and online payments firm PayPal, he was conscious of his public perception.
Also around that time, the group hired the global public relations firm Edelman, which has represented Starbucks, Walmart, Shell and Philip Morris, to improve public perception of the charity and its overhead spending.
The U.K. government has agreed on an amendment to draft surveillance legislation aimed at strengthening the public perception of privacy safeguards by adding a statement of priority to the face of the legislation.
So, color me surprised when LG Canada announced that it will be rebranding the year-old LG G6 as the "G6 ThinQ," as if to unify the brand's public perception after the fact.
The public perception of marijuana is changing, and with more and more athletes accepting the idea of cannabis as medicine, professional sports leagues — and their drug policies — are being put under the microscope.
It took years to change the public perception of hip hop in the conservative Gaza Strip, which the Hamas movement seized in 2007 from forces loyal to Western-backed Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas.
Soft inflation expectations, or public perception of future price rises, have hampered the BOJ's efforts to use its huge money printing to eradicate Japan's sticky deflationary mindset and nudge households into boosting spending.
Chief Executive Joel Manby said on a conference call that since the company made cuts to its advertising campaigns, "public perception issues" reappeared, causing a decline in attendance, especially at SeaWorld San Diego.
What does not resonate is the leftward lurch of your party and whether you like it or not, public perception, which is still a part of politics, makes this obvious to many Americans.
Chief Justice Roberts has said, for instance, that partisan confirmation hearings feed a false public perception that justices cast their votes "as Democrats and Republicans," rather than as neutral arbiters of the law.
A prominent Japanese engineer at the time said the Kobe earthquake was a turning point in public perception — it "refuted the popular myth that steel buildings are immune to strong earthquakes," he said.
The truth is, Trump is the leader of the Republican Party, so any overt law-enforcement action against him or his associates will impact the public perception of GOP candidates in the midterms.
It's an important first step toward the first demonstration of space solar power in orbit, and Mankins says it could help solve what he sees as space solar power's biggest problem: public perception.
Neither he nor Mr. Magashule has shown any willingness to answer questions about the dairy farm from the news media or Parliament — reinforcing the public perception that A.N.C. officials are above the law.
But as the crisis off the coast of Yokohama winds down, focus now turns to Tokyo, where critics say the government's response has seemed more concerned with managing public perception than the outbreak.
Because of the legal paper trail CGL assembled, with the support of Canadian and local governments, the public perception of the Wet'suwet'en rejection of the pipeline will likely linger in a gray area.
But my bottom line is that the high pricing of the market — and the public perception that the market is indeed highly priced — are the most important factors for the current market outlook.
Alex Jones's conspiracy theory site Infowars, made its claim even clearer: The bombing attempts are a "false flag" — an attack committed under false pretenses used to drive public perception in a certain direction.
"While Trump's policies may not affect bilateral relations, it will certainly sway public perception, against the U.S," Asrul Hadi Abdullah Sani, Malaysia analyst at BowerGroupAsia, told CNBC in anticipation of the ban on Friday.
But you'd hope that the men who are shaping our culture, and setting examples for thousands of young founders every day, would recognize the public perception of being at a party called Babes & Balls.
Inspired by the radical dissidence of the 153 Stonewall riots, ACT UP played an enormous role in helping to shift public perception of the AIDS crisis and advocating for visibility among the LGBTQ community.
"No matter what happens from this point forward, both Netanyahu's unchallenged reign and a public perception of his necessity have been undermined," said Brent Sasley, a University of Texas professor who studies Israeli politics.
Still, on the '90s- (and 2000s-) obsessed web, it can be almost impossible for former child and teen stars to shake the public perception that they should stay kid-friendly forever (see Daniel Radcliffe).
Now, the public square exists online, and massive, multi-national tech companies have gained enormous power to censor opinions, shape public perception, and really, to decide what information citizens are going to be given.
Though the public transition of Christine Jorgensen in the early 1950s drew attention to the issue, it would take decades for there to be any meaningful change in the public perception of transgender Americans.
Recent public perception of police has reached a 22-year low in the United States, with a 2015 poll showing that about only 52 percent have a "great deal" of confidence in the institution.
The latter did the most to shift Drake's otherwise flawless public perception, using a photo of Drake in blackface as the cover art and revealing details of an alleged son the rapper kept private.
But while people can still purchase condoms in Tanzania, lubricant has been difficult to access, due to the local public perception that only men who have sex with men and sex workers want lubricant.
If you guessed "Chief Public Perception Janitor," well, close enough: The company's now looking for a head of brand strategy, which, presumably involves doing anything and everything differently than what they're doing right now.
"People agglomerate all these things together as if they all happen in a week," he tells me exasperatedly when I ask about the public perception of him as a sort of superhuman Renaissance man.
A total of 65% of those polled said economic conditions were good -- but that number was down 5% from May, representing the first significant decline in public perception of the economy during Trump's presidency.
More disastrously, the jacket has been the biggest hurdle for Trump herself in terms of public perception, lending to the idea many Americans have of the first lady that she is detached and aloof.
In more recent years, the public perception of India has largely been shaped by Chinese state media, which tends to highlight stories on India's caste system and the treatment of women in Indian society.
" The choice to use medications can be a difficult one for families, he said, and is made even more difficult by "the public perception that they're not safe, or that they fundamentally change kids.
No one is getting killed by a Raptidon while going to work in a warehouse, but negative public perception and anti-union sentiments make the simple act of trying to organize a workplace dangerous.
The meeting was allegedly also meant to find a new way to frame Trump's energy and environmental work, and to push back on the public perception that the administration doesn't support climate change science.
In 1994, he joined the scientific advisory board of the Council for Tobacco Research, which the tobacco companies created to fight the public perception — supported by increasingly overwhelming scientific evidence — that smoking caused cancer.
Boeing will halt production of its 737 Max narrow-body jet in January, escalating the company&aposs crisis as it prepares to end a year marked by accidents, scandals, and a plummeting public perception.
WFXT General Manager Tom Raponi said the decision does not reflect the fact that Fox News is dealing with the public perception of sexual harassment allegations against anchor Bill O'Reilly and former CEO Roger Ailes.
"Something that the American people have been asking for from Washington for a very, very long time" His problem is that restating his own chosen narrative is not the same as winning back public perception.
Having lost the argument and frankly, the last election, Liberals have seized on the separated children and turned the entire image into a political weapon, attempting to emotionally manipulate he public perception of immigration enforcement.
In addition to any shifts in the public perception of a company's fortunes, employees who had joined at the higher value may find the equity they own isn't worth as much as it once was.
However, only 9 percent of U.S. millennials - aged between 22 to 37 years in 2018 - said they would consider buying goods from the retailer, according YouGov BrandIndex, a company that tracks public perception of brands.
It also comes amid a change in public perception of refugees, with recent terror attacks in France, Belgium and San Bernardino, California, heightening fears that terrorists could exploit the migrant flow to reach the West.
As businesses begin to demonstrate how drones are capable of making processes more efficient, lowering costs for consumers and saving lives, the public perception of drones will become even more positive than it is now.
With hacking becoming more accessible, the community has grown, and the public perception of it has also changed to become more accepting of those who hack in order to discover vulnerabilities rather than exploit them.
You're perception may be off: A study published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, found that the decline of temperature anomalies may be obscuring public perception of warming global temperatures overall.
The independent Human Rights Commission of Pakistan said it was concerned about the legitimacy of the election, saying "the public perception that all parties have not been given equal freedom to run their election campaigns".
Some are really exciting knockout merchants, or they could be a boxer, and you have to build on what their personality and style is, then build that model as far as the public perception is.
That's especially the case when you factor in the obvious in Trump's own rise to power: Most public perception in our political environment is determined by media consumption, and particularly, what voters see on television.
However, only 683 percent of U.S. millennials - aged between 22 to 37 years in 2018 - said they would consider buying goods from the retailer, according YouGov BrandIndex, a company that tracks public perception of brands.
There was a steady upward creep in the project's cost, for instance; evolving explanations for delays; accumulating warnings from engineers; and the transition in the prevailing public perception of the project from hope to skepticism.
Even with lingering negativity, the warm reception Van Ness's coming out received demonstrates just how much the public perception of the diagnosis has changed since the first celebrities told the world they had tested positive.
The traditional public perception is that "extreme sports participation is an unhealthy, pathological need for uncertainty, thrills and excitement," Eric Brymer, an exercise specialist, wrote in 2010, when he was at Queensland University of Technology.
While a recent ABC News/Washington Post poll shows that Comey is better liked and trusted than Trump, that public perception of the two men actually hasn't changed since last May, when Trump fired Comey.
He was released in 2009, and after doing and saying all the right things—and getting a chance from the Philadelphia Eagles that summer—he was able to somewhat turn public perception in his favor.
"We're not really in the business of talking to C.E.O.s about the public perception of what they want to do," said Scott Senseney, head of sales, marketing and communications for Fidelity's stock plan services group.
Republican leaders are leery but eventually relent, as some of their rank and file insist that fairness — and, equally important, public perception and credibility — depends on hearing the crucial firsthand account and allowing more investigation.
He and others said that while the policy change could affect the public perception of the settlements, the legal question would have little bearing on a comprehensive peace deal, which is ultimately a political act.
The legal decision gives a boost to Amazon's case, at least in terms of public perception, according to Andrew Hunter, a senior fellow at the Center for Strategic and International Studies and former acquisition official.
Scott spokesman McKinley Lewis said Monday Scott wanted the meeting with Zinke to "express his strong opposition to drilling off Florida's coast," but did not discuss the public perception that the meeting was not planned.
"I am worried about the public perception of gratitude, even if there is no effect on your behavior," said Stephen Gillers, a professor at the New York University School of Law who specializes in legal ethics.
Now, this latest development further complicates right-wing arguments that Strzok was an anti-Trump agent of the deep state, but it's unclear what, if any, effect that will have on the public perception of Strzok.
However, public perception of sexual orientation and gender can be very conservative, rhetoric from religious hardliners and ultra nationalist groups can be very hateful, and Turkey's LGBT community continues to experience widespread discrimination and even violence.
Full disclosure: I'm not a parent and have never raised a child, but I don't think shame and concern about public perception is the natural reaction of a little boy who actually did strangle a classmate.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: He is sort of a master marketer in many ways and he wants to repeat it as often as possible even though it&aposs not true so that it becomes true in public perception.
John Uhr, professor of political science at the Australian National University, said Shorten's low approval ratings could be due to a public perception that he is pushing a class agenda, pitting the poor against the rich.
"This is all a judgment call and, unfortunately, public perception is that cops are the bad guys," Edward D. Mullins, president of the Sergeants Benevolent Association, the union that represents Sergeant Connolly, said of the settlement.
Of course, while Facebook continues to do extraordinarily well financially, it's been battered in public perception as the government scrutinizes the role it may have played in spreading misinformation as part of Russia's election interference efforts.
But if public perception lumps them in with geeky Google Glass or unnecessary Flipcams, Spiegel will have spent a lot of Snap's $2 billion-plus in venture capital on something just for him to play with.
The judge in Gates' case in DC has ordered the lawyers involved not to make comments that could influence public perception of Gates and Manafort, and not to share documents outside of the official court proceedings.
Gates' team has told the judge they didn't think it attempted to influence public perception of the case, and instead was the "right and gracious thing to do" for the launch of the legal defense fund.
LEILA Z. HADJ-CHIKH, BALTIMORE To the Editor: The chemical industry, led by the American Chemistry Council, has led a long effort to improve the public perception of chemistry, for instance via its "Responsible Care" program.
And when you're only one person presenting a different vision like I am, or maybe there are a few others, but we're outnumbered, it's obvious which way things tend to go in terms of public perception.
Just last week, Facebook issued a report that confirmed that "malicious actors" tried to game its algorithm during the election to negatively influence the public perception of one of the candidates (presumed to be Hillary Clinton).
Columns by Solomon, who has defended his work but did not respond to a request for comment on Wednesday morning, helped shape public perception of Joe Biden's foreign policy dealings in Ukraine, especially among Trump supporters.
The structure of the Senate trial and the public perception of the procedure will have serious implications, not just for both parties in the 2020 election, but on the very future of the American political system.
Where Brett Kavanaugh stands on key issues How Roberts responds to the questions about the court's legitimacy and partisan tendencies spurred by the Kavanaugh nomination could shape public perception of the court for the next generation.
Brands like Patagonia, The North Face, and Canada Goose might dominate public perception of the best outerwear for chilly days, but we&aposve also found underrated (and more affordable) hits like Everlane work just as well.
FINAL GRADE FOR WATCHING ANDREW BOGUT GET DUNKED ON OVER AND OVER: A+ The NBA tide has turned, and public perception of LeBron James as a golden basketball god amongst sweaty mortals is on the wane.
With his company staring down what could reportedly be a multibillion-dollar fine from the FTC for violating its 2011 consent decree, Zuckerberg is acutely aware of what public perception around privacy could do to Facebook's business.
It touted its investments in the LIDAR developer Velodyne, and then in February, a billion dollar investment into Argo, a producer of self-driving AI. But the math and the campaign for public perception haven't swayed investors.
Her fluidity is representative of a shifting public perception about what sexuality and gender actually is, and in light of this, how can anyone say, with certainty, that everybody who isn't straight must like the same things?
In July, I paid a visit to the markets of Shenzhen, and it's clear that the design has had a profound impact on both the industry at large and the public perception of a drone's platonic ideal.
But the public perception of police these days among many Americans is that, way too often, they open fire on unarmed African Americans and, in the Eric Garner case, for instance, choke people to death in public.
"The passage of these critical laws marks a clear shift in the public perception of sexually exploited children as victims rather than criminals," said Yasmin Vafa, executive director of Rights4Girls that launched the "No Such Thing" campaign.
For newcomer C.J. Miles, though, the contrast is striking, going from a playoff opponent who looked at the Raptors as a high-end team to being inside and noticing the public perception may not match his own.
Mr. Bourdain coolly narrated that the Black Panthers' demands were "shockingly moderate: equality in education, housing, employment and basic civil rights," an accurate statement but one that contradicts the misguided public perception of that unfairly demonized organization.
Mr. Sechin wanted it for Rosneft, despite the law and the widespread, negative public perception that the elite was once again, as it did in the 1990s, abusing privatization laws to seize commodity resources at bargain prices.
The once-hot Vancouver market has cooled since the government imposed a foreign buyers tax in August 2016 in response to public perception that wealthy foreigners, mostly from mainland China, were pricing locals out of the market.
"Republican leaders are leery but eventually relent, as some of their rank and file insist that fairness — and, equally important, public perception and credibility — depends on hearing the crucial firsthand account and allowing more investigation," Carl wrote.
Experts trace the shift in public perception on guns to the Valentine's Day massacre in 2200 that left 2000 students and staff dead at a Parkland, Florida, high school and sparked a youth movement to confront gun violence.
To help manage public perception, a rebrand is likely: even though Boeing's CEO has publicly denied that the company will rename the Max, a Ryanair 737 Max was photographed sporting a new designation, the "737-8200," in July.
Mr Cuccinelli's image as a brittle conservative ideologue was complemented by the public perception that truculent Republican majorities in the House and the Senate were largely responsible for the shutdown, refusing overtures from the Obama administration to compromise.
But on-screen greatness aside, there is no denying that Peele updated the entire horror genre while also shifting the public perception of cultural appropriation, liberal racism, and the dangerous complicity of white women in all of it.
Given the often tenuous nature of SpaceX's history with public perception of its rocket safety, the company did later publicly note that the Falcon 9 "did everything correctly," insinuating that the fault did not lie with its tech.
So many of us suffer with it privately, refusing to speak about it in the same way we would a physical problem, but as that public perception changes, so too does the willingness of sufferers to speak out.
The election campaign was marred by political mudslinging from all sides and the public perception that none of the candidates were fit for the job, according to Luvsanvandan Sumati, the head of polling group the Sant Maral Foundation.
But the United Kingdom's vote in June to leave the European Union could eventually lead to some protocol changes and would certainly change the public perception of the biennial event as a rare sporting vehicle for European unity.
Midwesterners understanding of trade In the swing states of the Midwest, our jobs and the economic vitality of our communities depend on fair and open trade both ways; public perception of the virtues of trade is predominantly positive.
Why it matters: While it's just one poll, it stands as an example of the current hyper-partisan state of American politics — where an extended career and continued partisan attacks can severely damage a major figure's public perception.
Kevin Carty, a researcher at Open Markets Institute, a think tank that focuses on antitrust issues, said that even if Bosworth's comments are taken in good faith, they show that Facebook doesn't need to care about public perception.
Another longstanding public perception about the Manson Family murders is that they were a kind of psychic attack on America itself — an explosive release of tension, an inevitable result of the freewheeling, drug-happy counterculture of the '201993s.
For Apple, it's a formidable set of issues to confront — and one that the company, which has led a relatively charmed life from the standpoint of public perception for the past decade, may not be entirely prepared for.
These are the statistics, the numbers that—along with the headlines about the latest slaying or stick-up—shape the public perception not just of Gallup, but of the Diné people (Navajo Nation) who call this land home.
Naturally, that wouldn't be a good look for Neumann, who is already battling growing public perception that, among other negatives for a public company CEO, he smokes a whole lot of pot and that he may be delusional.
NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Looking to change public perception about migrants in the Netherlands, two journalists have launched a Smartphone app that dramatizes the asylum-seeking process and lets users ask tough questions of would-be refugees.
He said he appointed a special counsel to oversee the Russia investigation not because of a lack of confidence into how the investigation would be handled, but because of a concern about the public perception of the process.
But its long-term reputation is in peril as it stumbles from controversy to controversy and struggles to shake public perception that it is a company that prefers to buck rules wherever it goes rather than follow them.
Never before have both leaders of the Legislature been deposed in such unceremonious fashion, and the public perception of Albany suggests a crisis: Nearly nine of 10 New Yorkers tell pollsters corruption is a serious problem in the state.
One week after Phil Lord and Chris Miller were unceremoniously fired as directors of Lucasfilm's still-untitled Han Solo film, the public perception of what went wrong behind the scenes is going from bad to worse for the duo.
Back in 2012, this writer had the opportunity to ask Mike Winkeljohn about the public perception of this kick and the great coach had this to say: I definitely have my fighters throw a front kick to the knee.
Mainstream public perception of heavy metal culture is still stuck in a sort of cultural hangover thanks to this bitter cocktail of societal influences, which is garnished by a lack of positive portrayals in mainstream film and pop culture.
Another study published in 2010 in the American Economic Journal: Applied Economics looked at 175 countries and discovered a strong relationship between greater financial disclosure on the part of politicians and improved public perception of the quality of governance.
Notably for Foxconn, which has been mired in controversy for its factory conditions and high rate of worker suicides, robots also present a way to remedy poor public perception without necessarily improving the quality of life of its employees.
The newest additions to New York's finest face the same issues that police officers across the country struggle with: harsh public perception of police brutality, the specter of terrorist attacks and the day-to-day difficulties of the job.
Arguably, the most pressing problem that plagues horse racing — and one that has tarnished public perception of the sport — is the continued reliance on drugs to enhance performance, mask pain and push unsound horses to compete past their limit.
"I'm cautiously optimistic that will happen, but it's still a significant challenge to address public perception of G.M. food," said William S. Niebur, chief executive of Origin Agritech, a Chinese genetically modified seed developer and a partner with DuPont.
It's part of why clothes matter: They act as signals to those around us about who we are, cues to membership in a group we are in — or want to join, pieces in the chess game of public perception.
That hearing, and a similar one that the Senate Intelligence Committee plans to hold with Facebook, Google and Twitter, will place Silicon Valley's top companies under a harsh spotlight as the public perception of the giants shifts in Washington.
Amid all the hullabaloo, restaurateurs like celebrity chef David Chang, who produced and starred in the Netflix series "Ugly Delicious," and Anthony Bourdain, the late host of CNN's award-winning series "Parts Unknown," have worked to change public perception.
It is a drastic change in public perception, considering that the Henry-Werner tenure brought about the end of the Red Sox's World Series title drought — the first of four Boston titles this century, more than any other team.
Jones, the top adviser to DeVos, explained in a sworn declaration filed in court last month that the Trump administration wanted to wait to notify borrowers about the denials out of concern about the public perception of the process.
Due in part to the approach of Betsy DeVos and the Department of Education on the issue of campus sexual assault, there's a public perception that supporting survivors of abuse and assault means suspending due process for the accused.
Sure, coaches should be judged by wins and losses, X's and O's, but public perception often contributes to the definition of acceptable performance, and it is often influenced by personality, by creating the image of a self-assured man in control.
Since high-rent blight has become a bigger problem and it's so visible where you'll have a whole block or a whole, almost a whole street, that's really tipped the public perception of what's happening, and people are getting really upset.
But public perception of WeWork really started to turn in January of this year when the startup changed its name to The We Company to accommodate for new businesses like a residential play called WeLive and a school called WeGrow.
The GOATs Are the Only Ones Failing Drug Tests The final major issue facing the UFC in terms of public perception is the work that USADA has done to find and punish drug cheats in the sport of mixed martial arts.
Sean Illing Do you think the murder of the five police officers in Dallas did irreparable damage to the public perception of Black Lives Matter, even though it was committed by a lone gunman with no ties to the movement?
One of the few works of the period to directly address disco music and dance, Piper's filmed "lessons" deconstruct the racial discrimination inherent in the public perception of the dance floor and highlight the mutations Lawrence keenly explores in his book.
"In terms of the public perception, the international perception is that prior to that Tweet it wasn't planned, he sent it out and now we are responding," Democratic Representative Adam Smith, the chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, said.
Pena Nieto's credibility has been battered by a widespread public perception that he has failed to battle corruption and indeed even encouraged it since a conflict-of-interest row embroiled him, his wife and a top minister in late 2014.
According to the report: inconsistent application of content moderation guidelines; opaque explanations around their policies; underplaying the scope of the problem; slow response times; and a reactionary posture that can seem more attuned to public perception than addressing root-level problems.
" Just as he had done for dictators in the Philippines and Zaire, Paul Manafort found himself in Ukraine in the fall of 2005 to help reshape the public perception of an unpopular, pro-Kremlin political party associated with "oligarchs and mobsters.
She blamed the problem on the public perception of the industry and the pipeline problem for recruiting women from college, rather than addressing the questions of retention and inclusion of women and diverse talent after they're recruited to the industry.
That timeline helped create the public perception that lawmakers were responding to both attacks in one swoop, despite the fact that the visa waiver bill addressed issues starkly different from the visa concerns at the heart of the San Bernardino case.
Even if Manafort was working on writing for a small Ukrainian audience, as soon as an article that defends him gets posted on Facebook, Twitter or a blog, it could impact public perception in the US of the case, she added.
Mr. Foa's appointment signals an opening gambit by Italy's populists to take their anti-establishment message, and ambition to reshape public perception, from social media to the televised media mainstream, where the vast majority of Italy still gets its information.
The Fed's credibility as the guardian of the economy stems from public perception that it will make the right decision without regard to partisan politics — including raising interest rates even though that is unpopular in the short term, she noted.
If he is, we face the prospect of student protests and walkouts, parent outrage, and a broad public perception that we have gone back on our commitment to accountability and transparency, as the world outside U.S.C. believes he has already resigned.
That album, a staggering if carefully orchestrated confession about marital discord and black womanhood, also introduced a new chapter for Beyoncé and Jay-Z, who have increasingly mined public perception (and rumors) about their life together in art and performance.
Though there has been vast public perception that Trump would be and is a moderating force against her father, there is very little evidence of what exactly she has done to tamp down the President's rhetoric, or his political policies.
Against the backdrop of Trump's perorations on DACA, his reported outburst toward Haitians and Africans, and the immutable fact that Republicans run the White House, the House and Senate, public perception cannot be wished away by Trump and his backers.
On April 9, 2005, 35 years after they first met, Camilla and Charles got married, and since then, the public perception of the Duchess of Cornwall has changed drastically with her becoming an accepted working member of the British royal family.
Here are three reasons why: As a result of each of these elements, early mistakes can have a lasting impact that reverberate beyond the offending company to impact an entire industry, affecting both the regulatory landscape and broad public perception.
Mr. Lee and key aides are accused of using bribes to cement the family's control of the Samsung empire — an accusation that, if proven, would add to growing public perception that the country's business elite are in it only for themselves.
As late as the 1906 US Census of Religious Bodies, about 85 percent of Lutheran churches were bilingual or exclusively used a foreign language, and a series of wars with Germany did not help public perception of these ethnically foreign churches.
Over that time, the number of consumers open to shopping at Sears dropped to 14 percent on June 1, 2018 from 28 percent on June 1, 2013, according to data from YouGov BrandIndex, a company that tracks public perception of brands.
"As more states go toward having medical marijuana and having legalized marijuana, that creates a public perception — including among our impressionable youth — that it's safe," Dr. Richard Rosenthal, of Mount Sinai Hospital, who wasn't involved in the report, told VICE News.
The near-exact 50-50 split among respondents who haven't been following the news about United indicates that the recent incidents have had a massive, polarizing effect on public perception of the airline among anyone who's been paying attention to the news.
Though public perception of Michael Jackson has become even more divisive since the release of the HBO documentary Leaving Neverland — which resurfaced sexual abuse claims against Jackson earlier this year — the legendary musician's 1982 hit "Thriller" seems to have survived largely unscathed.
But there's also significant precedent in American history for such a sudden and seemingly consequential shift in public perception: two scandals, now nearly a century old, but both so embarrassing, so damaging, that they forced their respective industries to install self-regulatory agencies.
The conference kicked off with a discussion between OpenAI Director Shivon Zilis and AI Fund Director of Ethics and Governance Tim Hwang, and both shared perspective on AI's progress, its public perception, and how we can help ensure its responsible development going forward.
By announcing his view that obstruction charges were unwarranted, and by giving the public a slanted view of Mueller's findings, Barr set the initial "no obstruction" narrative and let it calcify the public perception for nearly a month before Mueller's report came out.
"First in business, and now in public service, I have always focused on setting and achieving goals, and have left it to others to work on media and public perception," added Kushner, who owned the New York Observer for more than 10 years.
It's a company with global operations and — I'm reaching for a business cliché, which is mindshare with consumers, with writers, and some huge problems including these legal problems, which are way worse maybe than the public perception problems or the reputation being tarnished.
They're reminded that their superhero-ing can be more headache than help, that public perception can matter a great deal, and that they're part of a long history and large community of Supers who've had to deal with the rest of the world.
"These new regulations will make the coming elections radically different, but they won't change public perception that politicians are corrupt," said Claudio Fuentes, the director of the school of political science at Diego Portales University, and a former member of the advisory council.
Does Lyft have a plan for creating a competitive advantage for if and when — not to say that it for sure will happen — but if and when Uber fixes its public perception, does it go back to eventually becoming a price war?
There's been much debate about whether Winger's career tanked because of grunge or because of Beavis and Butt-Head, but this much is certain: Beavis and Butt-head forever altered the band's public perception, and Winger and the TV show are forever linked.
I know what public perception about NMS is, I know why people don't like it—and fully believe that they're being honest in not liking it, even when the degrees to which they shout that from the mountains can feel dramatic sometimes.
The enthusiasm for pot legalization — 57 percent of Americans believe it should be legal — has spurred experts to push back against what they say is a widespread public perception that marijuana is a mild drug and less harmful than tobacco or alcohol.
For candidates in the bottom half, such as former U.S. Housing Secretary Julian Castro, U.S. Senators Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota and Cory Booker of New Jersey and business leader Andrew Yang, the debate provides a rare chance to try to change public perception.
Though Fifth Third denies the allegations, it should still ensure it's as transparent as possible with authorities to avoid the kind of extensive fallout that Wells Fargo has suffered, which has included billions of dollar in settlements and damage to its public perception.
Soon, if the company can navigate its way through a maze of regulatory and public perception challenges, it may also include Calibra, the digital wallet for its new cryptocurrency, Libra; one day, it could even include a Facebook-branded brain-computer interface.
It delves into the impossible standards placed on women, the expectations we have of men, the unknowability of a marriage's secrets, our national obsession with dead white girls, and the vast chasm between public perception and private truth, in ways only fiction can.
The unknown is more likely to spark fear than the known According to psychologist Baruch Fischhoff, a professor at Carnegie Mellon University and expert in public perception of risk, it's natural to fear the unknown, which the flu, of course, is not.
He has a ferocious zeal to protect the legacy of the underrecognized pioneers, especially as street art — which borrows some of graffiti's immediacy with little of its charm or technique — becomes more widely known and collected, destabilizing the marketplace and public perception.
And she said that "in retrospect, it probably was a mistake" for them to have relied on Mr. Mueller — whose much-anticipated appearance before the Judiciary Committee over the summer did little to change public perception — to make the case for them.
What distinguished him in both domains were his deft negotiating skills, his access to power and his understanding of it, his management of public perception (and of the journalists who shape it), and his adeptness not only with numbers but also with words.
To assess how Twitter posts may be shaping public perception of the benefits or risks associated with cannabis, researchers sifted through millions of tweets to select a subset of more than 60,193 from almost 48,000 different users who didn't appear to be bots.
The Air Force has concluded scores of overnight stays at President Donald Trump's seaside resort in Scotland did not violate any rules but did raise questions about the "public perception" of funneling taxpayer funds to a property owned by the commander in chief.
And the Met, attuned to the importance of public perception, took the step this month of granting The New York Times an interview at Dr. Fahn's office to discuss with him, Mr. Gelb and Mr. Levine the conductor's health and the deliberations over his future.
And while approval ratings and public perception around shutdowns are usually short-lived and will likely have little electoral effect, it's increasingly looking like Trump has no choice but to accept a bipartisan border security proposal that his most hardline allies see as pathetic.
Nathalie Laidler-Kylander, a lecturer in public policy at the Harvard Kennedy School who is familiar with aspects of the Y's rebranding, said it was important for older, established nonprofits to make sure public perception was in line with the organization's current actions and goals.
It's an extension of the sort of nebulous alchemy of public perception, one that's like two parts controllable by principle and press (how you act and what you say, how you manage the media and how the media covers you), and one part not.
From the very beginning, it was odd that Google was interested in acquiring a company that's effectively designing war robots for the government, and indeed, as Bloomberg points out that Google was keenly aware that there was a negative public perception of the bots.
"The Trump administration is waging a linguistic battle across official Washington, seeking to shift public perception of key policies by changing the way the federal government talks about climate change, scientific evidence and disadvantaged communities," the WashPost's Juliet Eilperin and Lena Sun report on A1.
That network of support is important in both managing the disease and recognizing that you or a loved one may have it, but it can be damaged by public perception of schizophrenia in which we're taught to fear people with the disease, according to NIMH.
Produced by research company Spotted, the ranking rated celebrity endorsements out of 100, taking into account factors such as public perception, whether the star's audience overlaps with the brand's in terms of age, gender, income and location, and how risky a celebrity's behavior might be.
Such secrecy, aside from the public perception that it is undermining the social contract at the core of democratic governance, also puts national governments at a disadvantage by limiting the critical input they may receive from their citizenry in an effort to strengthen national security.
He ultimately lost the presidential election in 1992, and the brilliant military campaign that pushed Saddam Hussein out of Kuwait could not soften the harsh domestic realities of high unemployment rates and the public perception that he was out of touch with average Americans.
"She shouldn't be overconfident about Trump's negatives because she has several herself, including the public perception of her as untrustworthy and that she and her husband are scandal-prone," said Katherine Jellison, a professor and chairwoman of the Department of History at Ohio University.
The meeting issued a message to the GOP, which has benefited immensely from the work done by the Koch brothers to shape American public perception of Tea Party ideals and Republican candidates: Koch Industries will not blindly support all GOP members going into the future. 
Apple appears to be losing the public perception battle in its dispute with the Department of Justice, with the majority of those surveyed by Pew Research saying the company should unlock the iPhone used by one of the shooters in the San Bernardino terrorist attack.
But by doing that work and keeping the conversation going, public perception can shift and that leads to policy changes, she said, pointing to the $15 minimum wage laws in California and New York that would have been laughable just a few years ago.
The legitimacy of the court depends on a public perception that the justices are fair-minded referees in the political battles that break out between branches of government (Exhibit A: the constitutional crisis now erupting over enforcement of congressional subpoenas on the Trump administration).
In the end, a sudden halt in government services or the closing of national parks feeds the public perception of a dysfunctional Washington, a place in which politicians are unwilling to compromise and find solutions — but are willing to let their constituents suffer the consequences.
In the highly anticipated report released Thursday at the end of an 18-month investigation, Inspector General Matthew Horowitz found that while Comey damaged the reputation and public perception of the FBI and DOJ, he didn't exhibit signs of political bias in his decision-making.
"In response to the complete devastation in Puerto Rico, we have seen President Trump focus more on his public perception than on actually providing life-saving food, water, electricity, and medical aid to the Puerto Rican people whose lives are on the line," Rep.
In addition, there has been frustration on the team that the Justice Department has helped shape the public perception of the report but the special counsel cannot address discrepancies between the summary and the actual findings, according to another source familiar with the matter.
He is a natural introvert, two sources close his team told Reuters, adding that his shyness is often construed as arrogance, and he needs a lot of time alone before speaking in public - distinctively at odds with the public perception of Johnson being a natural, unscripted showman.
Public perception-wise, this distinction is important, and changes the discussion from one about the ethics of publishing classified information to one about the ethics of hacktivism and using hacking to obtain information that the people who release it believe it to be in the public interest.
Directing his comments specifically to the reporters present, Wheeler a former energy lobbyist who has overseen various regulatory rollbacks at EPA, said it was the responsibility of the press to change the public perception that energy and environment issues were getting worse, not better, across the country.
It was hard in the beginning, an extreme music festival at a small conservative village in Portugal organized by a bunch of kids with long hair at a time when public perception associated it with drug consumption; it had everything to go wrong, but it didn't.
Investments in the U.S. President's Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) have also been associated with socioeconomic development, diplomatic and security gains, and improved global public perception of the U.S. For example, each new HIV infection represents a quality signal that needs to be measured, understood and addressed.
To have my entire identity and the public perception of my sexual orientation revolve around my current partner—even during a fling or casual relationship—meant that I was overly dependent on my partners for an abiding sense of self and a connection to my own community.
Able to make or break an artist, or at least influence public perception, art critics are now dropping like flies from print media, while those that do it well face an art world that is more or less a mirror image of a Wall Street commodities market.
The court, particularly after it decided the outcome of the 2000 presidential election by a 5-to-4 vote, has struggled to overcome the growing public perception that it is little more than another political body, no less ruled by partisanship than the other two branches.
"Regardless of Pendley's recusal from any involvement in this litigation, his position at the head of the BLM is a conflict of interest, or at the very least, a public perception of the same that undermines his credibility and authority to direct the Bureau," the groups wrote.
But the money totals are critical not only to set budgets, hire staff and run ads but also because they mark the last time in 2019 that campaigns must open their books, hardening public perception of viability — or lack of it — during a crucial three-month period.
The solutions they envisage range broadly From eliminating prison for lower-level crimes to incentivizing states to decarcerate, from ending bail to abolishing private prisons, from reforming housing and employment laws to changing the public perception of the justice system and cultivating respect for all lives.
Steven A. Block, an assistant United States Attorney, said that Mr. Hastert's sentencing judge should "balance the positive nature of defendant's public service with the need to avoid a public perception that the powerful are treated differently than ordinary citizens when facing sentencing for a serious crime."
While IAVA continues to stand up for proper health care, economic opportunity and public perception of our veterans, everyday Americans can simply endeavor to separate their political concerns about the Afghanistan conflict from the honorable service of American veterans who responded to the call of duty.
That presumably makes this traveling exhibition attractive for a for-profit museum like Discovery Times Square — it has already made nine other stops, including Chicago and several cities in Canada — as well as giving the show's creators a chance to expand the public perception of the Viking era.
So when you combine an investing legend with a super-aggressive call on a stock that is taking a beating not only in share price but also public perception, you get a moment that well could end up being the most epic of the 2016 version of Delivering Alpha.
But Democrats say that even if Mueller just reads the report to the public, it has the potential to make a significant difference, given that most of the public hasn't read the report and they feel Barr and Trump have misrepresented its findings, coloring the initial public perception.
Following her Golden Globes win in December, Paulson spoke with Entertainment Weekly about the role and explained how one of her favorite things about it was the shift in public perception of Clark, who was subjected to a great deal of sexism during her time in the spotlight.
While that story teaches a lesson about how CEOs can use social media to strengthen the public perception of their brand, it also delivers a powerful lesson that corporate leaders who know how to engage well on social media also exhibit other strengths that make them better leaders.
But this season is digging a little deeper into the idea of how important and fickle public perception is, especially with Darius, who for my money became 50 percent more interesting this week as he grappled with what the realities of his injury could mean for his future.
The Good Superb supercar styling • Manageable but shouty V8 engine • Road-gripping capabilities The Bad Public perception of Corvette owners The Bottom Line For those who want to feel like they're driving a supercar without paying supercar prices, the Grand Sport is the best deal in the world.
You would think the CEO of United Continental, Oscar Munoz, would recognize the public perception of his industry and he would have had a better plan in place than an "algorithm" to resolve overbooking issues that resulted in a passenger being dragged off of a United flight involuntarily.
Since the News Feed is both the primary driver of Facebook's mission to connect people, and the source of much of its ad revenue, battling misinformation is critical to its public perception, even if the company says fake news makes up only a tiny fraction of what's shared.
A list produced by research company Spotted and published Friday rates celebrity endorsements out of 100, taking into account factors such as public perception, whether the star's audience overlaps with the brand's in terms of age, gender, income and location, and how risky a celebrity's behavior might be.
There is no indication that he or his father had done anything illegal, but by casting a spotlight on the Eton-educated Cameron's wealth, the admission has fueled a public perception that his Conservative Party rules to protect the rich while punishing the poorest with its austerity push.
"There is a real risk that…if we don't address [the proliferation of clinics] in a more proactive way, as we see negative outcomes for patients grow and people get mixed bags of information about stem cells, then this could really negatively impact the public perception of this research."
Yet in a country with an elected leader who is so obsessed with his self-image as portrayed by media (see the unnecessarily drawn out denialist preening about his inauguration crowd photographs), considering Douglass's thoughts on the public perception of images and the truth of photography are as relevant as ever.
The planned sale of China units by McDonald's and Yum indicates they are seeking local partners who could help ward off growing competition from domestic rivals and also better manage public perception in the wake of food-safety scares that hit the two fast-food giants in the last few years.
"Cage diving has been vital in changing the public perception of sharks and bringing in enough money to do very important conservation research on the species," said Georgia French, a PhD candidate at the University of Sussex who studies sharks, and the founder of a shark conservation charity: Shark Stuff.
At bottom, this isn't a debate over whether Clinton scrutiny is merited, or whether the press can cover her fairly, but over the judgment news outlets use when devoting resources to stories, and how they gauge competing stories in proportion to one another, in ways that shape public perception of candidates.
"To put up a lobbying shingle while you're still serving — maybe it's happened before — but it's very unusual and unfortunate because it plays into the public perception that the interests of the public aren't first and foremost," said Meredith McGehee, executive director of the nonpartisan ethics reform group Issue One.
I am familiar with the women's anti-rape movement in the late 1960s and early '70s, and it was clear to me that what moved the needle of public perception about rape at that time was the willingness of victims to speak publicly under their own names about their experiences.
The sector's seen a series of setbacks in recent months over the public perception of fracking, including a major jury award in a case of alleged groundwater contamination, the two Democratic presidential candidates fighting over who'd be tougher against fracking and a poll showing shrinking public support for the practice.
While reports going back decades indicate that teaching has always been a nerve-fraying profession, some experts say the current political climate, the public perception of teachers and public schools, and a Fed-level push to improve standardized test scores are all drivers of sky-high teacher stress and burnout.
" Mr. Harris, voicing what could be one possible public perception of the Louisiana case, said of Mr. Few, who had his son beside him while the police chased, "He had had a role in creating this risk that a lot of people would say, 'This is kind of on him.
When Bee talks about Clinton's attempts to seem more chill and appeal to voters, it's less about Clinton's awkward attempts to relate to people than it is about women having to walk a tightrope when it comes to cultivating their public perception — something Bee undoubtedly knows better than her male colleagues.
"The reality is, even if this were to be successful, given the public perception of him, I'm not sure that he would even garner the credit that perhaps he deserves because the public is so soured on him," said Brigid Harrison, a professor of political science at Montclair State University.
Among the solutions are an increased emphasis on technical education programs where students graduate with the skills necessary to fill jobs, changing the public perception of manufacturing jobs to reflect their status as high-tech professions, and encouraging companies to invest and prioritize job training and continuing education for their employees.
That includes asking "are there any obvious concerns to be considered about public perception of where the crew is lodging?" according to the review, ordered by the Air Force secretary and chief of staff after POLITICO first reported in August that Air Force crews are regularly staying at the plush resort.
The 2016 Olympics put that on full display — the United States was unable to break down a technically sound and well-drilled Swedish team and left the Games without a medal for the first time — but sometimes the public perception doesn't always match how the team feels about its own progress.
During the 1990s, public perception of who was at risk and affected by HIV/AIDS began to change, thanks to the public disclosure by two popular, straight, black men and one black woman of their HIV diagnoses—and the public exposure of another famous straight black man's status as an AIDS victim.
The director was right to think that the FBI is keenly concerned with its public perception: Hundreds of pages of FBI documents BuzzFeed News has obtained in response to a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit reveal that the FBI actively seeks to control and burnish its image through consulting work on films.
Adam Drummond, Head of Political Polling at Opinium, said the strains of the campaign spotlight have had some impact on the public perception of May, with those who voted to remain in the EU in last year's referendum in particular feeling less convinced by her message than at the start of the campaign.
Maybe, at that point, the band was used to that: From its punk origins to the dark pop of its later career, Siouxsie and the Banshees would spend its career flouting convention and playing with public perception, all the while maintaining a fanbase that stuck with them as outsiders scratched their heads.
If you assume, however, that the association is instead motivated by public relations—by inflating public perception that the major revenue-producing programs in college sports are focused on academics, which conveniently helps its arguments that athletes should not be paid and college sports should not be taxed—then it makes perfect sense.
"Clearly the costs of re-shoots, re-scheduling and public perception of the project are taking a back seat to the creative vision that the company wants to portray in this anthology project and with so much on the line it was obviously a gamble they were willing to take," Dergarabedian said.
"In the past, when there has been resistance from administrations, what's generally happened is administrations realize that they'll lose in a fight with Congress in terms of public perception — that it will look like they're hiding something," says Phil Schiliro, a former staff director of the House Oversight Committee who now informally advises House Democrats.
"Public perception can definitely affect the type of research that we can do, in the form of federal regulation—think about what happened with stem cells under President George W. Bush—but, so far, there has been very little federal regulation of these new genome engineering technologies in the research lab," Dr. Blackburn added.
The Attorney General backed Meng and said there were risks of distorting the public perception of the proceedings and of disturbing the serenity of the court process, and the cumulative effect of those factors on Meng's right to a fair trial in the U.S. Meng, 47, was arrested at the Vancouver International Airport on Dec.
But in the brief, organized by the group Fair and Just Prosecution, the former and current prosecutors argue even brief detention based on an inability to pay can yield serious harms such as loss of a job or disrupted family connections and does little to dispel the public perception of unfairness in the justice system.
And I think that would be not only harmful in terms of public perception of the court, which people want to trust, but I think it would suggested that, to your point, liberals, or Democrats, have to -- would suddenly realize, they have to get as activated on this issue as conservatives have been in the past.
While it's hard to say if Andreessen's Twitter behavior had any specific agenda in mind, statements like this by Facebook and members of its board will not help Facebook's damaged public perception in India, where many see the Free Basics program as a poorly veiled attempt to acquire Indian Internet users as a captive audience for advertisements.
Though West was somewhat magnanimous in his response — "Obama has way more important stuff to worry about than my public perception," he told XXL in 2009 — it must surely have grated that he'd been denied a relationship with Obama at every turn, and that embarrassment seemed to set into motion his years-later endorsement of Trump.
Macedo, who became president of Tim Hortons in December, is seeking to stem profit declines and sweeten customer sentiment amid a bitter and public feud with a group of unhappy franchisees in Canada and the United States that pushed public perception of the chain to 50th place in a January survey from fourth a year earlier.
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At the same time, by acquiescing to a center-left stratagem, the anti-establishment left forfeits its own ability to shape the public perception of the Resistance; and because the center-left is where the fixation on Russia originates, the most salient means of opposing Trump is viewed as taking him down on Russia-related grounds.
Under pressure from animal rights groups and a growing public perception that horse racing is cruel, Churchill Downs recently joined a coalition of racetracks that is seeking a ban on raceday medication for all of their 2-year-old races beginning next year and to extend that practice for stakes races — the sport's highest level — in 2021.
Thorne also discussed the pressure of public perception from her time as a Disney sweetheart when she played the role of CeCe Jones on the network's show Shake It Up. "Coming up from being a child actress ... Disney specifically has its prim and perfect box and you know, I never was that girl ... I was always the little shit kicker," she said.
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Friends told Bennett that Melania's straight face that could be seen at many of her public appearances was a result of her Slovenian upbringing and that despite some public perception that she was cold or stiff, Trump was a warm friend and notably sent the White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham text emojis to "convey her happiness, disappointment or surprise."
A cigar-chomping veteran of the car industry with a penchant for irascible quotes—he once panned GM's cars for looking like "angry kitchen appliances"—Lutz was especially attuned to the big narratives that drive public perception of the auto industry (while under the surface, most of the real action is driven by recondite stuff like regulation, industrial and trade policy, labor economics, and logistics).
The Rise, Lean, And Fall Of Sheryl Sandberg Anne Helen Peterson traces the transformation of Sandberg's image over the years and concludes that observers never paid enough attention to the COO's core function: running a business: While the public perception of Sandberg has shifted dramatically — even Michelle Obama recently ragged on Lean In — as far as we know, little about Sandberg or her business strategy has changed.
That might sound small compared to PornHub's 64 million views per day, but if GoneWild is the original, parent NSFW sub on Reddit, it's given birth to a whole tribe of children — or "spinoffs," if you will: GoneWildCurvy is the second most popular behind GoneWild, just another example of what viewers find sexy versus the public perception of what an idealistic porn star might be.
Crowder repeatedly links his YouTube channel and videos to his merchandise shop selling shirts featuring homophobic slurs Crowder repeatedly links his YouTube channel and videos to his merchandise shop selling shirts featuring homophobic slurs It's tough to even know where to begin criticism of YouTube's behavior here: Hopefully this will be a turning point in news coverage and public perception of Google and YouTube.
The corporation of Thomas Edison and the light bulb has focused much of its recent advertising on shedding the public perception of it as a stodgy, staid institution — a dilemma the company self-deprecatingly poked fun at in a recent ad campaign in which a new GE employee struggled to explain why his job was more interesting than his bemused friends and family believed.
Under pressure from animal-rights groups and a growing public perception that horse racing is cruel, the three tracks that host the Triple Crown races formed a coalition on Thursday and agreed to seek a ban on race-day medication for all of their 2-year-old races beginning next year and to extend that practice for stakes races — the sport's highest level — in 2021.
To this day, atheist gatherings remain overwhelmingly male, and public perception of the movement has been tainted by a steady drip of misogynistic episodes: harassment of female attendees at the conventions; online trolling of those who have spoken out against the sexism; and the notorious tweets of Dawkins, the British biologist whose 22014 book, "The God Delusion," has become the bible of many young atheists.
The Interface On Monday we talked about some of the pressures stacking up on TikTok: increasing skepticism from Congress about its Chinese parent company ByteDance; a raft of new competitors slurping up venture capital and building their own short-form video apps powered by machine learning; and the public-perception risk that comes from keeping executives behind the scenes and responding to questions primarily via blog post.
By the numbers: Here's how they match up: Uber: 3.92 million McDonald's: 210,000 Uber: $15 per hour McDonald's: $9 per hour ($11 for shift managers) Data provided to Axios by Glassdoor Uber: $11.3 billion McDonald's: $21 billion Uber: 63 countries McDonald's: 120 countries Uber: 2009 McDonald's: 1955 Go deeper: The new gig: America's hidden economy Who is in the on-demand economy Public perception of on-demand workers

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