"Our fate is a microcosm of the country's attitude to value-added manufacturing".
Morality as an ideal has always existed in Russia — consider Dostoevsky — but morality as a daily social function is effectively absent, and this empty space has been overgrown with corruption, criminality and a disgusting attitude to the value of human life.
The same proviso holds of $\mathbf{E}_{P}(f)$ as held of $P X)$: that is, the extent to which $\mathbf{E}_{P}(f)$ fully represents your attitude to the value of a gamble is open to question.
With groups that have "an equivocal attitude to core values such as democracy, freedom of speech or respect towards women" there might be "some scope for limited engagement", the minister carefully added.
Evelyn in turn expressed a rather breezy attitude to family values by writing to his father to introduce his new (second) bride, Laura: "She is very young, very thin, rather poor, dead silent, long-nosed, laudably devoid of literary, artistic or social ambition, lazy, affectionate, timid, ignorant.
Unlike utilitarianism, however, the account of value underlying contractualism does not claim that there is only one rational attitude to have towards value.
Also, they showed a firm attitude to enhance the value of fur itself rather than its price.
The authors conclude: "Local authorities are being driven by the balance sheet rather than hardening attitudes to the value of arts".
Whether a global entrepreneurial organization or a sizeable corporation, all growing firms need ethical employees with the ability, knowledge, skills, and attitudes to add value to the firm.
4. Establish participants' perceptions of the adequacy of RCA training provided and their attitudes to the value of the tool as an improvement method in the healthcare workplace.
Second, they embody a real feminist anger and uncompromisingly scornful attitude to the patriarchal values that women have been taught to accept as the status quo.
