Sentence examples for flexible attitudes from inspiring English sources

The ministry of commerce gushed that the deal displayed wisdom as well as "pragmatic and flexible attitudes".

The first lot stem from Brazilians' flexible attitudes to time and location; the second from their loathing of conflict and in particular having to say "no".

Those with money or flexible attitudes towards file-sharing should track down "As The Veneer Of Democracy Starts To Fade," one of producer Adrian Sherwood's most abusive encounters with a mixing desk.

The more extremist religious figures and the hard-core social liberals have adopted flexible attitudes on some issues — seen as an attempt to increase followers and an indication that the different camps no longer talk solely among themselves, they said.

In the 20th century the ecumenical movement has worked for cooperation among and reunion of churches, and the greater cooperation between Roman Catholics and Protestants after the second Vatican Council (1962 65) has resulted in more flexible attitudes within the churches concerning the problems of schism.

(Oph8) Ophthalmologists who certified numerous children in a year had more flexible attitudes to certification and the Department of Health (DH) guidance.

Ms. Han is keeping a flexible attitude about the mismatches.

Other violent sports can afford to take a more flexible attitude toward violence.

Now it tries to identify potential partners, and then approach them with a more flexible attitude.

Calling any of these flavours "natural" requires a flexible attitude toward the English language and a fair amount of irony.

As euro-zone leaders ponder a second rescue for Greece, Bratislava is displaying a slightly more flexible attitude.