On the show, attitude rules.
In Year Zero, attitude ruled, and style followed close behind.
It may seem that this position, or this attitude, rules out the possibility that empirical results will overturn their philosophical starting point.
Overseas, a "wait-and-see" attitude ruled the markets in both Asia and Europe as investors resisted putting their money on stock ahead of the release of the U.S. employment report.
Next, socio-demographic factors were entered, followed by maternal characteristics and behaviour, then parental attitudes, rules and restrictions, then home social environment factors and, lastly, home physical environment factors.
His statements on raids into Pakistan also suggest a robust attitude towards rules about sovereignty.
The product, known as Ordoliberalism, involves a mixture of free-market economics with an attitude toward rules that approaches mystic reverence.
Germany has foisted similar rules on other EU countries through the 2012 fiscal-compact treaty, partly to limit its own liability to them.Even more characteristic is the German attitude to rules.
Afterward, Raleigh, who recognizes a children's-game sort of attitude about rules, observes, "It all seems rather silly, doesn't it?" It takes a wise old soul or a true innocent to see that.
In 1961 he gave a speech entitled "Can Native Speakers of a Language Make Mistakes?" His answer to the question, a definite "No", aroused criticism among those who resented his attitude against rules & correctness.
