He opened it to a list of accomplishments at Sony Corporation of America that he attributed to institutional behavioral change; a parallel attitude adjustment was now necessary within the larger company.
A parallel attitude among musicians unfortunately came to regard the skilled provision of a score tailored to the demands of script and camera as a spiritually impoverished relation of aspiring symphonic or operatic works.
A parallel attitude prevailed in Russia until the 17th century, when large numbers of Eastern Rite Roman Catholics ("Uniates") were received back into Orthodoxy by a simple confession of faith, and this practice was adopted in the acceptance of individual Roman Catholics as well.
It would appear that the squirrels have a parallel attitude toward the human.
But the country had changed dramatically since then in terms of its attitude toward minorities, he said, and the support for putting Japanese-Americans in concentration camps found no parallel in attitudes toward Muslims today.
This research argue that such an attitude-action gap is explained by the presence of a range of other factors, individual and contextual, which influence behavioral intention in parallel with attitudes [20, 21].
Finish in parallel position.
Though published before the end of apartheid, it draws many intriguing parallels between attitudes to race in both America and South Africa.The country has produced quite a few memoirists, Is there a single work that demands special attention?Well, Nelson Mandela's "Long Walk to Freedom" (Little Brown, 1995) obviously, written during his 27 years in prison.
The directors' attitudes parallel those of Michael Shellenberger and Ted Nordhaus, who rattled the environmental movement three years ago with their critical essay "The Death of Environmentalism".
Other attitudes parallel the results for marital happiness, except that women are more disapproving of extramarital sex and cohabitation.
