Sentence examples for rule attitude from inspiring English sources

"Osborne comes from this clever, entitled background; he's got this 'born to rule' attitude," says one peer.

They are continuing to be hit in the urban north by a public that is sick of Labour's complacent "born to rule" attitude.

They have been vetted and embedded in institutional rules, attitudes and relationships.

For everyone to be included, we need to change existing rules, attitudes and even buildings.

In her autobiography, Hill describes feeling "resistant to rules", an attitude she identified as both normal for her age and influenced by the era in which she grew up: "My awareness of issues like women's rights and the struggle for racial freedom began to grow".

This intentional disobedience, the bucking of the rules, the attitude of disregarding the norms, was the cornerstone of how we approached every technology challenge set before us.

Other new software and services companies, such as eYak and HearMe, are helping to change the rules and attitude of the telecom business.

The capacity of the Parliament to solve major social and economic problems was stymied by confrontations between the representatives of the largely uneducated common man and the representatives of the former estates, accustomed to autocratic rule and attitudes.

Playoffs represent the "no joke" part of a season: rules change, attitudes change, intensity triples.

Rules and attitudes governing experiments involving humans vary among individuals and countries.

Indeed, football has a lot to learn from rugby, both in terms of rules and attitudes.