Sentence examples for regional attitude from inspiring English sources

Councilman Cory Booker of Newark, whose name comes up on several lists of black politicians with potential statewide appeal, says he believes that the future of the state is in its urban regions and that the candidate who embraces a more regional attitude will go far.

"It's a very typical regional attitude at the moment," she said.

But the fact that they're spontaneously committing to the intervention, that the regional attitude is friendly towards a popular revolt to overthrow Mr Qaddafi and towards UN-approved intervention to protect that revolt, makes a huge difference.

There's also been a fall in regional attitudes to devolution across Wales, he adds.

Rather less so, despite Israel's and musical director Gregory Nabours' attention to regional attitudes and bluegrass detail, is the property.

Similarly, while Zogby highlights data from his 2012 survey showing that a majority of respondents now think that Iran's nuclear program "makes the region less secure" and that there should be a nuclear-weapons-free zone in the Middle East, he fails to put regional attitudes about Iran's nuclear activities in a comparative context.

Running national campaigns that do not take into account regional attitudes regarding religion "may result in consumer disenchantment, weaker connections, reduced loyalty, lower sales and profits, and long-term damage to brand equity due to negative public perceptions and consumer-led boycotts of the firm's offerings," the study on responses to sexual appeals indicated.

Moreover, hospital and regional attitudes towards minimally invasive surgery may vary, with some areas having a more minimally invasive surgery culture and others a more open surgery culture.

The Spanish will be much more wary, since they have won a very sweet deal in the Council of Ministers, getting 27 votes to Germany's 29, with only half the population; they fear anything that threatens their grasp on EU regional aid.The attitude of the EU's smaller countries is harder to gauge.

By Dana Goodyear For Patrick Nuti, a Florentine who grew up oppressed by regional chauvinism — the attitude in Tuscany, he says, was "We have such great wines here!

For Patrick Nuti, a Florentine who grew up oppressed by regional chauvinism — the attitude in Tuscany, he says, was "We have such great wines here!