Rallying people around effective measures and shifting of attitudes entails a continuous flow of accurate, truthful and targeted communication by health authorities before and during the epidemic.
What does the position entail?
As such, defensive attitudes may entail some form of cognitive distortion.
One might worry that his use of the sentential attitude of acceptance entails a lapse into mentalism, if acceptance either just is, or is analyzed in terms of, beliefs.
Ritual behaviour, they held, entails an attitude that is concerned with the sacred; and sacred acts and things, therefore, are nothing more than symbolic representations of society.
Empowering women and achieving gender equality is a difficult and slow process that entails shifting attitudes, traditions and practices.
I'm not gay, and have never been oppressed on the grounds of my sexuality, so I can't truly empathise with the liberation that such a quantum shift in both attitudes and the law entails.
The claim that Bosanquet's absolute idealism entails such an attitude towards evil seems difficult, however, to square with Bosanquet's concern for public welfare and interest in social reform (see Sweet 2007).
In ethical contexts, he believes that 'wrong' entails an emotional attitude against an action and that these two uses of wrongness usually correlate.
This entailed a massive attitude shift for Beijing, from seeing WTO disputes as a failure of bilateral diplomacy to wielding the WTO dispute settlement mechanism as an extremely useful, and necessary, instrument of foreign trade policy.
