This is a sport that values its traditions more than most, but Racing For Change seems to have altered attitudes to the point where we are at least prepared to consider doing things differently.
The independent charity Victim Support, which has been working with the government, the CPS and others to try to alter attitudes to the way victims and witnesses are handled in the criminal justice system, condemned the treatment of the 13-year-old.
Thus, a reason is a statement whose content, if believed, is causally relevant to altering attitudes.
Some Republicans tend to resist any increased financing for the State Department, while others maintain that the solution to this particular problem may have more to do with altering attitudes about security than with replacing hardware.
The new leader has announced radical reforms aimed not only at a thorough clean up of the gargantuan public sector, but at altering attitudes and traditions that have obstructed the country's progress.
Also, more that ever, the behavior of the United States athletes could positively alter attitudes at a time when the United States is not winning many global popularity contests.
From the comments section, there is also evidence that altering attitudes of NHS organisations requires ongoing change management, education and training.
That was a book that altered attitudes as to how a living artist might be assessed.
"Parliamentarians have a platform to probe, to demand, to raise issues, to alter attitudes – these are incredible powers that deserve to be harnessed for children," said Sheldon Yett, UNICEF Re representative.
Your power to probe, to demand, to raise issues, to alter attitudes – these are incredible powers.
