Sentence examples for state attitude from inspiring English sources

State (attitude) estimation plays an important role in a spacecraft system.

Privately, Mr. Pataki has lamented the nation's increasingly strident partisan divide, joking among friends that he has "a blue state perspective and a red state attitude".

TheKindnessOfOthers adds: In an ideal world Bristol and London would be the two great cities of South England - a balance to London's present city state attitude.

"This sort of star chamber, police state attitude that has crept into government and law enforcement post 9/11 is jeopardizing some of the basic rights we take for granted".

Paul Feine, a former Stout student who produced -- shortly before the latest alcohol-related death (and Sorensen's subsequent memo) -- a documentary short on the "police state" attitude the university and the town take toward underage drinking, said he believes the best way to combat alcohol abuse is to take a more permissive tack with minors, allowing moderate alcohol use and punishing excess.

This corollary, that a physician's mental state (attitude), will determine his comfort in pursuing the above maxim, is supported by the Stoic view of determinism.

-- Member state attitudes toward maintenance of smallpox stocks.

Questionnaire measures assessing participants' affective state, attitudes and opinions were taken.

They start by exploring data showing a remarkably strong correlation between state attitudes toward spanking children and voting patterns.

Dame Sally Davies was accused of nanny state attitudes when she made the comments earlier this year to MPs at a science and technology select committee hearing.

The title of Paul Abbott's Shameless ironically alludes to public attitudes towards the welfare state – attitudes which Abbott hoped to challenge through his warm portrait of a northern family underwritten by Westminster.