| If you use taxis as often as I do, you'll know how drivers' attitudes and mentalities are a hazard to us and hardly ever to themselves. |
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| In a subsequent class, a student asked if a shy person might maintain both guard and prisoner mentalities in a self-imposed psychological prison. |
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| Freedom cannot be portioned out by government officials in arbitrary doses in order to build what the statist mentalities call a Great Society. |
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| Most westerners doing business with the Chinese are convinced that they are confronting inscrutable mentalities. |
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| The United Nations should turn its back on any attempt to return to the mentalities and forms of colonialism. |
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| In order to combat racism, it is essential to radically change mentalities, which is a long-term undertaking. |
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| Ideologically, it would require trust and a change in mentalities, the use of all means of intelligence and defence. |
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| This is a revolution in itself, one that says a lot about the changes in mentalities. |
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| Such mentalities should change, not through decrees or convictions but by means of education, training and raising the population's awareness. |
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| Address poverty and sensitise the population to change mentalities remain the keys to improve children's situation. |
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| Economic, technological and societal developments force mentalities and practices to change. |
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| Special attention was given to education, which was essential to help change mentalities. |
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| They have laid bare wrong approaches, mentalities and attitudes, and principles which had been forgotten or obscured. |
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| Turkey is at present going through a process of radical change, including a rapid evolution of mentalities. |
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| These countries now have bunker mentalities that are driving them toward mercantilist policies, and they continue to run large trade surpluses as a consequence. |
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| In Latin America, it would be suitable to pay close attention to the peoples' mentalities and their ontological and axiological presuppositions. |
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| Lea and Celeste have very different mentalities, and their parley abounds in references to the thought and life of Galileo. |
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| He put this tension down to an over-bureaucratic system that crushes initiative and encourages passivity, and called for a shift in mentalities. |
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| Globalisation has brought a radical change not only in the economic and technological order, but also in the mentalities and the ways of conceiving the world. |
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| For a multinational company, the biggest challenge today is to respect the diversity of cultures, mentalities and languages of the stakeholders, and at the same time to make profitable use of these. |
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| At the same time, Azerbaijani society has yet to espouse fully the principle of the separation of powers, and its ability to do so depends largely on changing mentalities that took root under the totalitarian regime. |
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| The aim pursued by the action plan is twofold: make mentalities evolve and allow for the fostering of a pool of competencies essential to the long-term development of the Group. |
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| Fifty years after the gas chambers of Auschwitz opened a new chapter in the history of human infamy, the mentalities that gave rise to the scandal of the Final Solution are still with us. |
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| The primary proclamation of the Gospel which is demanded of us is that of witnessing that it is possible to live as brothers, in spite of the diversity of mentalities and cultures. |
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| This heritage is omnipresent in cultural histories and mentalities. |
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| I do try and change people's mentalities through my songs, but these days I've no desire to get out there in the front line, you know, mount the barricades and urge people to vote this way or that. |
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| It merely strengthened old mentalities and deep-seated beliefs. |
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| I live on a peninsula, so I understand island mentalities. |
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| Should then the decline be managed so as not to make waves, or should changes be brought about at the risk of destabilising the company's jobs, cultures and mentalities? |
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| Two old men, of the age when one generally prepares for death but who had spiritual energies with the freshness of springtime, were to discover each other in order to renew systems and mentalities quite outworn. |
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| She concludes with a call to women to step out of lethargy, change mentalities and follow your creativity, the only way to get out of the present difficult economic situation. |
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| It contributed to change mentalities and to make them open to changes and innovations providing at the same time new career perspectives to those involved. |
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| It requires changes to mentalities, traditions and habits. |
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| There still seem to be by customs administrations to make the necessary changes in unacceptably large differences between the mentalities and staffing and equipment. practices of administrations. |
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| Terrorism can, and must be, destroyed, first and foremost by reversing the logic of violence and coercion and changing the mentalities and perceptions that might makes right. |
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| Although the reality of war in the France of 1795 would be different from that in the France of 1915, conceptions and mentalities of war evolved significantly. |
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