Sentence examples for attitude of former from inspiring English sources

Macri abandoned the confrontative attitude of former president Cristina Kirchner, who restricted hydrocarbon exploration in the area around the islands and at one point barred sea cruisers bound for the Falklands from docking at Argentinian ports.

Francis's reaching out to atheists and people who belong to no religion is a marked contrast to the attitude of former Pope Benedict, who sometimes left non-Catholics feeling that he saw them as second-class believers.

A picture caption in Business Day on Monday with an article about lawsuits and federal investigations arising from advertising revenue accounting at AOL Time Warner's America Online unit misstated the attitude of the former chief operating officer, Robert W. Pittman.

Training of staff on customer care and cross-culture communication can be used to enhance effective communication between health workers and clients to remove the latter's fear of unpleasant attitude of the former.

Just one of many examples of this regulatory attitude is that of former Office of Thrift Supervision Director James Gilleran, who appeared at a 2003 photo op on reducing bank regulatory burdens with a chainsaw to indicate his dedication to cutting red tape.

Ultimately, legal control over sexual behaviour passed from the church to the state, but in most instances the latter simply perpetuated the attitudes of the former.

Roosevelt and Kennedy were making politically pragmatic decisions, but the fact is that the attitudes of the former Confederate states remained a part of political calculations on matters of race.

Pham and fellow Harvard researcher Patrick Vinck have been conducting surveys of Cambodians' attitudes toward trials of former Khmer Rouge officials.

A 1992 self-help paperback by Bill Wear used it in a subtitle: "Recovering From Divorce: And the Horse You Rode In On," presumably expressing the confrontational attitude of an offended former spouse.

The pre-Christmas season has been about changing the attitudes of opinion formers.

the attitude of the other.