For him the central attitude in religion is "the feeling of absolute dependence".
He says the regions' plight demands a "more central attitude" to managing the game, including which teams players and coaches join.
More recently, though, the pressure had eased, a shift that coincided with more open central government attitudes toward AIDS.
"I am really angry -- we are getting these incredibly wimpy excuses for inaction," Mr. Posen said, speaking broadly of central bank attitudes.
The other evidence bearing upon Pyrrho's central philosophical attitudes does nothing to settle the dispute between these two possible interpretations of the Aristocles passage.
Moreover, among average risk groups, low objective knowledge of CRC risks, screening, or standard tests coupled with less experience with genetics and genetic testing may be central to attitudes and behaviors toward genetic susceptibility feedback testing.
"The central government attitude toward raising wages is undoubtedly positive because it's directly tied to boosting domestic consumption and restructuring the economy," said Liu Cheng, a scholar of labor law at Shanghai Normal University.
The police and women's advocates say that successful convictions are central to changing attitudes that tolerate sexual assault.
While anti-war demonstrations in western European capitals drew hundreds of thousands of protesters, a crowd of barely 2,000 attended a similar one in Warsaw.That reflects the emotional gap between western and central Europeans in attitudes to the United States.
Central to Liberal attitudes was a trust in rationality, faith in the idea of progress, attachment to individualism, emphasis on human rights, and an eagerness to emancipate underprivileged groups.
