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A government report has proposed urging schoolkids to educate their parents about eco-living, in order to bring about a "cultural shift" in the attitudes of the population.

But the surveys conducted by the Lawyers Collective across several Indian states also show a shift in the attitudes of police officers since the passage of the act.

"I saw an extreme shift in the attitudes of both the city administration and the Giuliani appointees -- from balancing out the inequities in the rent-regulated universe toward satisfying the landlord and real estate lobbies".

No, the disappointment lies in the realisation that a series of small measures won't count for much unless there's a meaningful shift in the attitudes of shareholders and directors themselves.

In the world of TripAdvisor, care has been slow to respond, but this latest development represents a seismic shift in the attitudes of staff who head up care homes.

Such statements from Martin McGuinness, the Sinn Fein education minister and a figure loathed by most Unionists for the active role he once played in the I.R.A., reflects a shift in the attitudes of Republicans who have previously viewed any turnover of weapons as surrender to Britain.

(2012) found no significant shifts in the attitudes of physics majors from first to third year of a bachelor of physics program.

Some are already sensing a shift in the attitude of the Senate leadership.

"What's happened is a very real cosmic shift in the attitude of New York, and that is, much to the disappointment of 'The Apprentice' and Donald Trump, that business is not paramount," said Robbie Vorhaus, a communications strategist.

Begun well before the killing of Osama bin Laden on May 2, the meetings represent a clear shift in the attitude of the Obama administration toward peace talks with the Taliban, first signaled by a speech in February by Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, the Western officials said.

While for many companies sustainability remains a "not now darling," issue Whelan has seen a shift in the attitude of CEOs and chief procurement officers who are starting to realise that enabling conditions which lead to drought, famine, poverty, low productivity and even civil war, does not have a positive effect on bottom lines.