By saying in his Washington speech that "we are ashamed it has been 10 years" and pledging to "find the historical truth," Mr. Kirchner, they argue, has signaled that his attitude differs sharply from that of his predecessors.
This attitude differs starkly from that of the British prime minister, David Cameron, who has been negotiating with Alex Salmond, Scotland's first minister, over a scheduled 2014 referendum on Scottish secession from the United Kingdom.
Mr. Hyshiver said he he has never before met with so many objections to his lessons, but noted that community attitudes differ from school to school and that he long ago learned to ask before broaching specific topics.
Their attitudes differed from their parents, whose lives she had studied.
Thus, whether their attitudes differ from those of investigators is unclear.
Response effects due to self-presentation are more likely when respondents' behaviour or attitudes differ from their perception of what is socially desirable [ 35].
Furthermore, no evidence was available for European countries, where minorities show cultural and social characteristics directly influencing health-related attitudes differing from US minorities.
Barker, Gary, Gender Equitablee Boys in a Gender Inequitable World: Reflections from qualitative research and program development with young men in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil', 1999 This paper asks how males with gender-equitable attitudes differ from their less egalitarian peers and how educators and programme specialists can help promote gender-equitable attitudes among young men.
Entrepreneurial management's attitude towards budgets differs from normally accepted practice.
This paper further develops Kolar and Zabkar's (2010) model by adding attitude variable which differs from motivation into the model, and amending the relationship between various variables in the structural model.
