Примеры использования New attitude на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A new attitude to life.
Have you found the new attitude?
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Cause I got a new attitude, pal.
That new attitude, however, does not imply a confrontational stance.
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We welcome your initiative and new attitude.
Well, pick up a new attitude while you're at it.
Talk it out outside of the shop andcome back tomorrow with a new attitude.
And I have got a new attitude. And a new name.
That new attitude must be judged in the light of the peace accords.
The Communists appreciate the Kremlin's new attitude toward them.
This feeling and your new attitude towards people are signs of the change.
Well, I guess we're going to have to adopt… yay… a new attitude towards kale.
A"fresh skin", a new attitude, was required for the"new wine" of the Gospel.
Time for new headshots,new portfolio, new attitude.
There will be a new day, a new attitude, and I will make up for it.
We have taken a number of new measures that reflect our new attitude.
It is necessary to develop new attitude to teachers' payment system.
I just want to say for the record that none of this would have happened if not for Pete's new attitude.
In line with this new attitude, they distance themselves from any process initiated by the United Nations.
And then you can go with the new understanding and new attitude to everything.
Furthermore, a new attitude was emerging, one of willingness to face the challenges squarely and offer solutions.
He called on the Commission to take a leadership role in mobilizing a new attitude towards training.
This requires, on the part of developed countries, a new attitude and greater responsiveness to the needs of the developing countries.
The Syrian-Armenians are dedicated and responsible andhave introduced a new culture and have a new attitude.
The Paraguayan authorities were adopting a new attitude to issues concerning the most vulnerable groups, especially migrant workers.
The emergence of the second basic metaphor of time- the line- is considered as a fundamentally new attitude to the victim, its denial.
Rupert Sheldrake, a biologist, describes how a new attitude or behaviour becomes normal once a critical number of a species adopts it.
A new attitude towards training was required; keeping staff members' skills up to date was essential for organizational efficiency.