Sentence examples for test of attitudes from inspiring English sources

This is yet another test of attitudes on compensation in Britain.

WASHINGTON — This year's campaign for president has provided an extended test of attitudes toward race and gender, two powerful and volatile forces in politics.

A case now before the Supreme Court, Stoneridge v Scientific-Atlanta, is shaping up to be a key test of attitudes towards shareholder class actions.

A piece in the New York Times recently bore the mystifying title "Age Becomes the New Race and Gender," and explained that this year's campaign "has provided an extended test of attitudes" towards all three.

On the other side of the world, China, Indonesia and Sri Lanka also criticized Kosovo's declaration of independence, while Taiwan and Australia welcomed it, as Kosovo's move appeared to be a litmus test of attitudes in Asia toward secession.

It's the one true test of attitude.

This would also be an important test of changing attitudes.

The trial is a test of French attitudes to party-funding corruption, which has plagued the political system on both left and right for decades.

What worries her more today, she said, is the Congressional trade vote, which many here see as a litmus test of American attitudes.

Although Norway has outlawed hacking and computer piracy, the legal boundaries around DVD replication in Europe are less clear, and Mr. Johansen's case was considered a crucial test of international attitudes toward an issue that continues to frustrate Hollywood.

Obama himself arrives for a political fundraiser, and during the afterparty, an ambiguous incident in which a black youth steals an iPhone and a white driver knocks him off his bicycle becomes the sort of litmus test of racial attitudes that is all too familiar in today's America.