Sentence examples for aim attitude from inspiring English sources

"Governor, you told the New Jersey public that you would look at the $12.6 billion state budget and find savings," Mr. Corzine said, adding that Mr. Florio's actions evinced "a 'ready, fire, aim' attitude".

To maximise gains, focus on the underlying investments and which are right for you given your aims, attitude to risk and the assets you already hold.

Other outcomes that corresponded with program aims included attitude shifts; increased self-belief, and personal and cultural identity; reduced stress; and enhanced capacity of services to work better with young people and their families.

And of course, it is the game that even now is most synonymous with Xbox – the attitude, aims and technology of the console series are all illustrated right here in this science fiction epic.

A new line of body-care products from Canada, called Attitude, aims to take the guesswork out of shopping for shampoo, lotion, soap and other products, with packaging that explicitly and rather boldly declares "Carcinogen Free".

The first inference is aimed at the attitude holder, and the second at the speaker.

However, it does emphasize the importance of public health initiatives that aim to change attitudes toward condoms.

Table 3 and Figure 3 present results relevant to the second study aim of enhancing attitudes toward IPC.

The development version consists of 35 items that aim at measuring attitudes towards internet-based self-help programs.

Antenatal and public health interventions should aim to improve attitudes to breastfeeding generally and improve women's confidence in their ability to breastfeed.

In the light of Ajzen's TPB it is important to ensure that programs have elements aimed at addressing Attitude, Subjective Norms and Perceived Behavioural Control.