Sentence examples for tackling attitudes from inspiring English sources

With contributions to the discussion from Vancouver's mayor, Gregor Robertson, the audience listened for an hour to a thoughtful dialogue on tackling attitudes to climate change.

The case study analysis suggests that there is a real need to think about the practical implementation of a policy from the inception of a programme; we need to move beyond conceptualising a linear process that begins with conceptual use of research evidence (tackling attitudes and knowledge) and finishes with instrumental and attributable use.

However I still believe that a map which showed more general areas, like towns and cities, could actually be helpful to local authorities for creating policies to tackle attitudes towards diversity.

Taking mental health as an example, it was clear that for such a topic to be properly tackled, attitudes and perceptions need to be addressed not only at the policymakers' level but also within the general public.

That is why my colleague Shirli Werner and I changed direction, and shifted our focus to tackling negative attitudes.

It can be hypothesized that tackling these attitudes and skills regarding obesity during undergraduate education may increase the preparedness of physicians to provide more frequent and empathetic obesity care.

Gay adoptive parents say they want the government to help them tackle such attitudes.

"We have work to do if we are going to tackle the attitudes and beliefs that give rise to this violence," Batty will tell reporters.

Set up to help raise funds and awareness of polycystic ovary syndrome, it also aims to tackle traditional attitudes of shame towards women's bodily hair.

It's essential, she added, to tackle bad attitudes head on and swiftly, preferably through a private conversation in the corridor.

In more controversial areas, such as sex-selection abortion, the correct approach is to tackle the attitudes behind it, not ban abortion per se.