And while law does indeed serve as a scheme for guiding and appraising behaviour, it may also have other functions, such as educating its subjects about right and wrong, and this may be ill-served the attitude that the rules are to be obeyed in part because they are the rules (Waluchow 1994).
In the "old days" of the Internet this Cluetrain-manifesto-waving post gatekeeper attitude served the slacker well.
The increasingly hard-boiled attitude serves the novel in one way: it allows no room for a judgmental attitude toward the life of crime in which Steil casually indulges (stealing cars) to bring him closer to his dreams of revenge.
(4 As exclusion restrictions serve the individual's risk attitude, calculated from a set of questions described in the next section, and whether the individual is honest, i.e. disapproving of the statement "Laws are there to be broken".
Ast, who also achieved notoriety as an actress in "Andy Warhol's Heat" and "Reform School Girls," worked at Halston's Madison Avenue boutique, where she served major attitude and the occasional client (like Jacqueline Kennedy), while routinely attracting attention for her star turns on Halston's catwalks.
The staff recruited will have to be specially selected based on commitment and attitude for serving the poor and marginalized.
" Have an attitude of serving the audience, that you want to deliver something to them what you have.
From the study it was possible to state that the model constructed serves to explain the attitude and the intention towards the use of objects of learning prepared in AR, and that the students show a high level of satisfaction on having incorporated these tools into educational practice.
Clinicians should ensure that their non-verbal behavior, like their words and tone of voice, reflect a respectful, patient-centered, calm, professional attitude of wanting to serve the best health interests of the patient.
While landlines in homes collect dust and serve increasingly decorative functions, the attitude among baseball clubs is a familiar one in a sport tied tightly to old-fashioned ways: why change what works?
The sum of the scores of these four items served as the index of attitude to condom use (Cronbach's alpha coefficient = 0.706; range 4 20), and higher score indicated positive attitude.
