Sentence examples for standards attitude from inspiring English sources

Bertho Makso, a Lebanese activist told VICE News that he had traveled to Istanbul because despite his country's comparatively tolerant (by Middle Eastern standards) attitude to homosexuality, a similar gathering would not have been possible there.

And so part of the blame goes on the political culture of New Jersey that has helped to enable this elitist, double-standard attitude".

But, he added, "some states strive to exploit antiterrorist activities as a pretext to achieving their own geopolitical and economic goals," and had what he called "a double-standard attitude toward Russia".

The standard attitude estimator is designed to be optimal with respect to its absolute knowledge error.

According to Lycan (2008 §9), this view was "the standard attitude among philosophers of mind between the 1950s and the 1980s".

Impact fluxes of meteoroids and debris down to 1 μm sizes can be determined for spherical targets, for tumbling plates, or for oriented, planar surfaces which are controlled according to standard attitude steering laws.

The brainless, robot aircraft reflects Washington's standard attitude toward border politics: two governments partnering mindlessly to keep communities divided and hostile. .

'It's the best thing you've ever done or ever will do,' she said when my first child was born, 'even though it's a girl.' These were standard attitudes in their day.

He also wrote about aspects of the ancient world almost totally neglected by other historians, including accounting standards and attitudes toward debt and credit.

Now 50 years on a tug of war is replaced with a balancing act - Sandberg tells us a story, of double standards, entrenched attitudes and regressive catch-22s that permeate the very professional world into which Friedan exhorted my grandmother to venture half a century ago.

This paper investigates the double standard in attitudes toward courtship and family formation behaviors of sons and daughters.