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It's a reflection only in what the leaders say, and their bravado attitudes.

“It may take bankruptcy to change attitudes in Japan, but that would be a good thing,” he says.

Babson believes both business and liberal arts coursework are fundamental to the cultivation of entrepreneurial skills and attitudes.

Laws influence attitudes over time, she says, by denying those with prejudices the opportunity to indulge them.

Cerebral palsy, Down syndrome and depression and personal and environmental factors e.g. negative attitudes, inaccessible transportation and public buildings, and limited social supports.

These doctrines have not simply been refuted or replaced or historically superceded; they remain in many ways constitutive of our most basis outlooks and attitudes.

Important things to consider when making these decisions include persona experience goals (refer to Chapter 5), attitudes, aptitudes, and environmental factors, as well as brand and experience keywords, market research, manufacturing costs, and pricing targets.

Their 'open, honest' discussion will probably end up being a four-year-long national harangue about slavery being the sole cause and how we need to repudiate our 'racist' attitudes.

Economists agree that tightening the law is not enough to defeat corruption. Often what is required is a full overhaul of governance and institutions, and a transformation of attitudes.

Such acclaim changes attitudes to cable generally.

there was a marked change in the disabled students' attitudes.

The divided opinions indicate the different attitudes of intelligentsia to the revolution and culture.

Furthermore, American attitudes toward inequality are polarized to a degree that is unusual internationally.

The study used a modified version of the dictator game, a classic experiment used to measure attitudes toward fairness.

Recent research has shown that these attitudes are quite malleable, susceptible to factors such as the weather, popular culture — or, now, by the language people speak.

Thus the social value of protecting native ecosystems must be weighed against the social value of fostering positive attitudes about the protection of nature through giant constrictor ownership.

Although he is a journalist, and is concerned with journalism and society, he conceives of media and our engagement with it across a broad range of behaviors, attitudes and tools we need to adopt.

The two attitudes derive from different historical perspectives.

And since Mr Obama came to power, attitudes have grown less permissive.

The annual Pew survey of global attitudes this week reports yet another fall in its standing almost everywhere.

The aim is to challenge and even change attitudes towards hearing AIDS and, of course, to help people enjoy a good old natter while still enjoying the atmosphere of a teeming pub.

You have a real intersection of counterculture people with counterculture attitudes and engineering people with engineering attitudes and engineering humor.

The boss always shows his sincere attitudes towards the customers. He will never be stringy to add pig liver, pork and others materials.

Arguments for the alternatives are ususlly based either upon moral attitudes or distributional grounds.

Considering problems existing in the teaching process of the basic law course in colleges and universities, teachers are suggested to correctly treat students' study attitudes and readjust the curriculum composition of the basic law course guided by Marxist theory of knowledge.