Sentence examples for changed views about from inspiring English sources

The qualitative data also revealed that the integrated services improved knowledge and changed views about family planning among clients and providers alike.

Explaining how Lin was helping to change views about Asians, Liao said: "A lot of people think, 'You are good in math and science; you must be studying machines.' Jeremy breaks this stereotype.

A former chief constable is to head a new umbrella organisation of cannabis law reform campaign groups that will seek to change views about the use of the drug.

Health education campaigns and the media bombard the public with messages that have the potential to change views about the origin of diseases and may have significant impact on how they conceptualise illness, including MS. Illness causes that attract much public attention typically include genetics, lifestyle, psychological factors, and environmental factors.

Special Olympics provides one of the greatest platforms in the world for acceptance and inclusion, and the young people participating in the 2007 Youth Summit will play an important role as we work to eliminate stereotypes and change views about the capabilities and gifts of people with intellectual disabilities, said Special Olympics Chairman Timothy Shriver.

While some participants said that the program had not changed their views about HD, others experienced that meeting other people with HD had changed how they perceived themselves: The disease is perhaps not as limiting as I first thought.

In what ways has your work at CAI changed your views about corporate accountability/business and human rights/social change?

"Have you personally changed your views about segregation?" Mr. Monroe asked.

I haven't changed my views about what enforcers do.

Has interning at the S.E.C. changed your views about Wall Street?

So I really don't think I've changed my views about this".