Sentence examples for imposed attitudes from inspiring English sources

Still, we do not think that the selection of case reports in our study imposed attitudes on the participating physicians that were not, to any significant extent, originally theirs.

Neither the book nor the script sought to impose contemporary attitudes on historical events.

I am sure that only forceful public opinion will sway Gov. Frank Murkowski, who seems determined to impose his attitude toward wildlife on Alaskans.

The soldiers, however, did so much more reluctantly, and, because the year 69 had revealed that emperors no longer needed to be Roman aristocrats and could be chosen in places other than Rome, their attitude imposed caution.

From the data we presented, it could be concluded that the factors increasing sexual risk for the CEE gay men are: the removal of hostility and violence; widespread liberal attitudes; less imposed religious observance or intolerance; the relief of a 'paralysis;' greater opportunities to meet sexual partners and satisfy one's desires.

Lamoriello has also imposed this team-only attitude in the Nets' offices, where employees have been told to tone down their work space by removing personal items and to adhere to a more formal dress code.

Likewise that attitude is imposed upon any sense of the people's voice across the world.

Although the Tanzanian government subsidises contraception, there is little to stop nurses and other health providers from imposing their own attitudes and interrogating younger clients – frequently cited as a barrier to adolescents seeking these services.

Social exclusion was imposed both by the negative attitudes of the community (environmental factor) and personal factors affecting participants, such as a reluctance to go out and socialise because of difficulties with mobility and use of transport, and negative self-perception.

When the police's zero tolerance approach towards drugs is translated into nightclub security measures, attitudes and practices are imposed that bear little in the way of a nuanced understanding.

Some departments stood out: Here the physicians both reported an extended use of the EMR system and a positive attitude to the changes imposed on them.