The Conservative leadership decided Thatcher had to go because of her negative attitude to Europe.
A negative attitude to a construction project by stakeholders can severely obstruct its implementation.
It is the Vatican's negative attitude to women's ministry that formed the backdrop to the whole affair.
So having a negative attitude to reading becomes just as important as having poor CATs or KS2 results.
They would count in his favour, though his negative attitude to the idea of female clergy would not.
The Judaeo-Christian tradition has been held partly to blame for a negative attitude to creation -- one that has legitimised the exploitative use of Earth's resources.
In its first issue, Julavits presented a manifesto for 'a new era of experimentation', and lambasted critics' negative attitude to ambi tion.
His negative attitude to ecclesiastical customs was matched by a similar attitude toward some political and economic conventions (e.g., oaths, titles, and military service).
Doing research in emerging markets context is additionally complicated by the lack of transparency and inherent negative attitude to share information (Puffer & McCarthy, 2011).
In general, students took a positive attitude to the interactive tutorials; on the contrary, they took completely negative attitude to the project-based teaching.
Sir Martin Sorrell, the chief executive of advertising company WPP, said companies faced a difficult choice between the "pro-business" Conservative party, which wants an EU referendum, and Labour, which he said had "taken a negative attitude to business".
