Saudis and Western diplomats said the Saudi government seemed to have inadvertently exported that attitude through large investments in spreading the faith.
But in cinema, that most affecting of global exports, such an attitude can feel especially pernicious if it gets into the wrong hands.
It takes a deep understanding of the 'local' market, and does not mean exporting a particular attitude, experience or set of values".
If the Bush administration refuses to discuss agricultural products, the sector that is most promising for Brazilian exports, Mr. Lafer said, Brazil would have to take the same attitude toward American exports to Brazil, like electronics and services.
This is to accept a form of latitudinarianism about de re attitudes, according to which (nonempty) designating terms within propositional attitude verbs freely export outside the scope of propositional attitude verbs.
"I hope that Ms. Conway receives an enthusiastic welcome here in Alberta and can return to the U.S. with an informed attitude towards Canadian export products".
Instead of softening Germany's reserved attitude to arms exports, it could mean that Europe as a whole will be forced to take a more cautious attitude.
We argue a negative relationship between ownership concentration and exports, highlighting the risk-averse attitude based on principal-agent conflict.
The urban and export markets also developed negative attitudes towards camel milk and meat due to the likely presence of zoonotic organisms/diseases and food safety concerns, hence limiting the markets for camel products only to traditional consumers.
He went on to complicate his simple account of de re belief by requiring vivid names of the object of belief in order for a term to export outside the scope of an attitude verb.
