Sentence examples for enforced attitudes from inspiring English sources

Laws that hold perpetrators of crimes against children accountable must be implemented and vigorously enforced; attitudes, traditions and practices that are harmful to children must be challenged; and children themselves must get the information and life skills they need to protect themselves.

Finally, "social engineering" (better term, anyone? "enforced attitude adjustment" doesn't cut it) is standard in Denmark.

"Shame is an incredibly powerful force for maintaining and enforcing prevalent attitudes," she explained in an interview with Vanessa de Largie for The Huffington Post.

In a statement, the Police Department's chief spokesman, Michael O'Looney, said, "We take all complaints seriously and work hard to enforce an attitude of courtesy, respect and professionalism".

The equilibrium points are found to be unstable in general but asymptotic stability may be enforced with sail attitude feedback control.

Involuntary quarantine in TB patients with non-adherent attitudes is enforced as a last resource measure [ 7] to control its spread.

In times of editorial scandals, just to cite the one that brought disgrace on 66 scientific journals [3], TPR will enforce our position of inclusive attitude, far from any kind of lobbying.

Families that play together will be better positioned to stay together, especially if the Nantwich Education Partnership ever sees its overzealous attitude actively enforced.

And, of course, if combined with a Quinean attitude, enforcing a divergence between the history of philosophy and philosophy proper, Lotze could be dismissed without even a further thought.

Highlighting additional risk staff face in having legal action succeed if brought against them if an incident report is not completed may help enforce the latter attitude amongst staff.

research, an attitude that it has enforced in the most basic way: through maintaining a monopoly on B.S.E.