Sentence examples for in terms of mindset from inspiring English sources

On a similar note, Harold Sunguisa of Dar es Salaam's Legal and Human Rights Center told Afriem last month that "Traditional healers are a catalyst, but the reality is society itself in terms of mindset and beliefs.

"A party too isolated in terms of geography, mindset and pure human contact from the British people can never hope to prevail against a surprisingly resilient and resurgent Tory party – and a tidal wave of nationalism.

The US will have to stop defining its transatlantic interests in terms of its hegemonic mindset, and Europe will have to take fuller charge of its own region.

Secondly, the Egyptian society, in terms of its social mindset, its administration and social structure, must rid itself of fanaticism.

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We had the students write a letter to a struggling freshman, counseling that person in terms of the growth-mindset principle, which is often very persuasive.

You know the only people that are watching these movies are those who don't really have to watch these movies in terms of their attitudes and mindset towards Indigenous Australians, for example.

In particular, the framework hypothesizes that differences in terms of access to cultural mindsets (e.g., access to interdependent versus independent self) can be measured up front and used to tailor decision aids.

Moodysson doesn't define the in 1982 in terms of a style or a mindset, one that could present some under-the-surface currents of divergence or discord.

"I have to say one or two people need to have a look at their mindset, in terms of what we are trying to do.

In particular, the emotional availability of early care-givers coins an individual's mindsets in terms of one's ability (or disability) to form trustful and reciprocal relationships with peers, partners, colleagues and additional significant others.