It's hard to alter the mindset of a would-be terrorist, but it's comparatively easy to introduce measures that could reduce gun-related fatalities in general.
In his 1976 book Alain Peyrefitte argued that France needed a "mental revolution" to alter its mindset in favour of risk-taking and innovation.
However, the student said the cognitive behavioural therapy and cognitive analytic therapy she received wasn't helpful because they were aiming, too much, to alter her mindset as opposed to giving her the physical treatment she so badly needed.
He hopes the experiment could kick-start more fundamental change and alter the mindset of a generation.
But after some time, he was able to alter his mindset and take a more proactive, scientific approach.
We must alter our mindset to see the Detroit that IS possible.
The answer on all fronts is no; to understand why no good deed goes unpunished, or why the masses will crucify you if you try to alter their mindset, watch Plato's allegory of the cave.
"Coming to Mexico is the start of the future and I see the young footballers as symbols of a new Rwanda because they will alter the mindsets of people around the world".
It is altering the mindset of people without them realizing it The mindset of a person is where it all starts.
To elevate someone dropped 13 times by his country to the high priesthood of common sense is some achievement, and shows to what extent Brian Ashton has altered the mindset of English rugby, from the players to the public.
This fabrication altered the mindset of most Americans to accept fictional Second Amendment rights that permitted the proliferation of all manner and kind of dangerous weapons.
