Why is it so hard to imagine something else? Capitalism is guilty of fostering the attitude that if we throw enough money at it, a problem will magically disappear.
Speaking prior to her inaugural address as the new president of the British Science Association, Dame Athene said that gender stereotyping starts very early, often with the kind of toys children play with, which fosters the attitude that science is for boys not for girls.
Does the existence of this word in Yiddish in turn help foster the cultural attitude?
But does it attract the right sort of recruit, or foster the right attitude among serving officers?
The few studies that addressed entrepreneurship in the framework of SMEs, such as Christina et al. 2014; Al Barwani et al. (2014); Benchiba et al. 2016, have concentrated on challenges facing entrepreneurs, such as cultural and social norms, financial support and regulation, while ignoring to foster the correct attitudes towards entrepreneurship as a career choice.
But do the kind of righteous, unthinking emails hurled at little old me serve to foster the kind of embattled attitudes which makes some – only some – Israelis think they're always right, the outside world always wrong?
Linking training curricula to defined competences at all levels of healthcare workers' education may well foster the knowledge, skills and attitudes that health workers start with, and increase their potential for flexible and efficient learning in their continuing professional development later [ 41].
How do I foster the Use My Own Device attitude?
This is a historically dangerous track we are on regarding the public's attitude toward journalism and our politicians' ability to foster that attitude.
Deconstructed, here's how Time relates to all of this: the cover feels inappropriate not just because of its shock value; instead, the imagery fosters the attitude that breastfeeding is freakish per se, and it then links this notion to society's complicated, contradictory prescriptions about mothers' sexuality.
