The phrase "attitudes rules" is not correct in English.
It seems to be a combination of two separate concepts, but it lacks clarity and grammatical structure. An example could be: "The attitudes rules in our organization promote a positive work environment."
Alternatives: "attitude guidelines" or "rules of attitude."
Sources stress that they do not believe that a change in attitudes rules out overseas British intervention, but more will have to be planned on the basis of air and naval activity, rather than large-scale use of troops on the ground.
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.
In many countries, cultural attitudes rule out the killing of invasive predators to protect wildlife, Berger notes.
On the show, attitude rules.
It may seem that this position, or this attitude, rules out the possibility that empirical results will overturn their philosophical starting point.
In Year Zero, attitude ruled, and style followed close behind.
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.
If you feel that the other person is withholding approval by joking about you and you want to try and prove some point by acting offended or superior, then you're being defensive and letting this person's attitude rule you.
The list is not exhaustive (544cd, cf. 445c), but it captures the four imperfect kinds of pure psychological constitutions: pure rule by spirited attitudes, pure rule by necessary appetitive attitudes, pure rule by unnecessary but regulable appetitive attitudes, and pure rule by lawless appetitive attitudes.
Even though adolescents often use alcohol outside of the home environment [e.g. [ 12]], previous studies have shown that family norms, attitudes, and rules about adolescents' alcohol consumption are related to drinking among young people [ 13- 18].
It's important to change attitudes and rules so that children who have disabilities can go to school, play and take part in activities that every child wants to do.
