Sentence examples for attitudes that allow from inspiring English sources

"We know that the attitudes that allow violence against women are based on disrespect and we must encourage respectful relationships through education to effect cultural change".

Romanticizing or condescending, however, is no way to dispense with attitudes that allow leaders to successfully propose and implement a "Muslim ban".

"We reaffirm our commitment to shift the attitudes that allow sexual assault to go unanswered and unpunished, and we redouble our efforts to prevent this human rights violation from happening in the first place," he said.

Each culture defines or provides a unique set of answers to the health-illness process, considering the condition of the patient, and incorporating persons, interpretations and attitudes that allow for living the disease in a certain way [ 17].

"The sexual abuse of children - in the commercial sex trade and more generally - accelerates the spread of HIV, and we must not shy away from confronting exploiters and the sexual attitudes that allow them to abuse children in this way," Bellamy said.

Horley says: "We will never change the harrowing statistics on domestic violence until we change the social attitudes that allow it to continue".

Ignorance of Polish sins of commission and omission is, at best, willful neglect; at worst, it perpetuates the attitudes that allowed the death camps to exist.

The change in attitudes that caused a generation of whites to release their fears and return to the urban centers their parents fled a generation ago is the same change in attitudes that allowed millions of white Americans, in the quiet sanctity of the voting booth, to vote for a black man named Barack Hussein Obama.

However, the very way many today are so willing to pick up Mexican day laborers and pay them peanuts to do heavy and often dangerous work tells me that some of us are not so far removed from the attitudes that allowed slavery to thrive and be defended with guns (and righteous religious sermons!) during the Civil War.

But the racist attitudes that allowed slavery to flourish for so long, that allowed segregation of schools and hotels and drinking fountains, that rationalize economic inequality and outrageously biased legislation and law enforcement... that didn't just go away the next day.

We have the right attitude that allows us to get better.