All organizations need to be perceived as legitimate.

If the effect is positive, the mutation is beneficial.

Their takeover of the country had been perceived then as a sort of liberation, a return to safety.

In that sense, security surveillance can benefit both the US and other countries.

So we sat together with a team which prepared the Bid Book, or goal, that we said, let's aim for perceived temperature, for outdoor comfort in this range, which is perceived with a temperature of 32 degrees Celsius perceived temperature, which is extremely comfortable.

It looks like it is going to be the best performing option, a railway insider said.

It is not necessary to win, any visibility is good.

It will transform the science of biology in ways of obvious benefit to humanity.

Or should it be viewed as yet another source of instability and weakness in Europe one that would increase uncertainty in other countries and parts of the world?

Lower annual rates of change in intermediate and consumer goods prices also contributed to the decrease in overall producer price inflation .

The first article examines developments in measured inflation and inflation perceptions in the euro area .

That is your perceptual reality. The physical reality is that those two tiles are the same.

Furthermore , it is widely recognised that price transparency is beneficial to market integrity .

Actual injury is not necessary the perceived superiority of another nation is enough.

Chart C Perceived , expected and overall HICP inflation ( percentage balance and annual percentage changes

He observed that whether the march was hurting or helping depended on one's perspective.

The relationship between migrant workers and Hong Kong people should have been that of mutual benefit.

So do you see the adoption of this legislation as a benefit, or rather as another burden on the bureaucratic system?

Chart 14 Measured HICP inflation and inflation perceptions in the euro area A ) Annual HICP ( percentage changes ) 4.0 3.0 2.0 1.0 0.0 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 B ) Inflation perceptions 1 ) inflation perceptions historical average ( 1991 2008 ) 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 10 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 Sources Eurostat and European Commission Business and Consumer Surveys .

We've got laws that fundamentally treat creative works as property, plus massive rewards or settlements in infringement cases, plus huge legal fees to protect yourself in court, plus cognitive biases against perceived loss.

Nonetheless, China, burdened by 150 years of perceived humiliation by the West, does not take kindly to that reaction.

The question therefore remains as to how to explain the persistence of the gap between perceived and actual inflation .

We uploaded a very simple perceived temperature calculator where you can check out about your outdoor comfort.

Any country can leave the EU, and thus the eurozone, when the perceived burden of its obligations becomes too onerous.

The strength it affords was perceived by rulers who did not hesitate to monopolise it and take advantage of it , not always to the benefit of the people .

Although oil producing countries have significantly improved their fiscal accounts in the wake of rising oil prices , their high reliance on hydrocarbon revenues was perceived as a potential source of vulnerability .

Market participants concerns stemmed from the strong appreciation of the yen vis à vis the US dollar which was perceived as negatively affecting Japanese exporters as well as from the effects of the SARS epidemic .

His last demand fewer benefits for EU migrants will be the hardest for EU leaders to accept.

Fujitsu were weak in this area and will benefit greatly from the acquisition of ICL.

Assenting to the introduction of the single currency is therefore regarded as asserting to a partial loss of identity and a surrender of sovereignty, which is offset by the fact that such a step constitutes a significant and conscious contribution towards the building of Europe.

But, while technological superiority and confrontation can wipe out the weak side, technological diffusion across cultures can be mutually beneficial.

The time has come to establish such a facility in the interest of a mutually beneficial partnership between governments and foreign investors.

In trying to meet a perceived consumer demand, the manufacturers have had to make regrettable substitutions namely, marketing products that lack some added vitamins.

The group explained the rationale behind the campaign on Facebook, describing what the holiday season feels like for gay and lesbian people

But, as Premier Li Keqiang seems to recognize, this trend could actually be beneficial, spurring the structural reforms that China needs to achieve its longer term goal of more balanced and stable GDP growth.

Later, he very conveniently exchanged those with the city for a house in the historic town center, which had a much higher value.

The subdued price developments at the earlier stages of the production chain partly reflect only small import price increases as a result of the appreciation of the euro in 2002 . Moreover , demand conditions remained relatively weak throughout the year , which in turn prevented industrial firms from raising prices .

Doing so is the only chance to ensure that a united Europe, whatever form it takes, will be democratic, as well as economically beneficial.

All in all , monetary union seems to have been highly beneficial for euro area financial markets , although improvements can still be made .

In some euro area countries there is still a gap between inflation as perceived by the public and that actually measured an issue addressed in Chapter 3 .

The same medicine might prove equally beneficial to the rest of Europe to say nothing of the US, which faces a major competitiveness challenge of its own.

General Al Subaihi's March 8 escape is seen as a big boost to President Abd Rabbu Mansour Hadi, who is building a rival power center in the south with loyal army units and tribes against the Houthis.

In fact, to the extent that a crisis could do more good than harm, warnings that the rapid credit expansion of recent years could trigger a debt crisis, or that the real estate sector is on the verge of collapse, may not be as worrying as many believe.

It has often been argued that Russia was reacting to the perceived encroachment on its near abroad by the European Union and NATO.

For more than 20 years, this mutually beneficial codependency has served both countries well in compensating for their inherent saving imbalances while satisfying their respective growth agendas.