"We may have reached the bottom, " in terms of public attitude, says Mr. McInturff.
Asked whether public attitude generally had changed since the games, the BBC poll found 79% of non-disabled people agreed.
Not long off a red-eye flight from New York, I've returned to a country where the public attitude to immigration has politicians worried.
But it is the defiance in France's public attitude as much as the deficit in its public accounts which draws the ire of countries, such as the Netherlands and Austria, which tend to respect the EU treaties they sign.
Today, this royal retreat, exclusive to the hilt, has reemerged with a more public friendly attitude.
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Williams said the public's attitude about not doing much to protect current beach development would be fine if it were 100 years ago.
Meanwhile, recent events had also helped to prompt a shift in the public's attitude, despite animal rights activists "spreading false rumours" about the practice, Mr Garnier added.
That year marked a real change in the public's attitude toward the planet, and over the past 40 years, people have become more environmentally aware, said the head of a leading environmental organization.
It not only has an economic impact on the community, it has a societal impact in terms of the public safety and the attitude about that community about themselves when you lay that many people off.
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He was also accused of undermining his party in a private letter to an official of the Communication Workers Union, recommending that the union stopped donating to Labour until the government improved its attitude towards public services.
But he said he had decided to step down to avoid public "misunderstanding" over his own attitude to gays.
Simply playing games should not be enough to disqualify a candidate in the eyes of any sane voter, but anything that indicates an over-abundance of time spent or an in-game attitude far removed from their public persona could be used as legitimate fuel to a fire.
"Part of the problem is a laissez-faire attitude on the part of the public, " says Charlie Doucette, a Mountie in charge of drug enforcement in Vancouver.
The courts' basic attitude has been that people in public spaces have no reasonable expectation of privacy, so taking their pictures in those spaces is permissible, says Harvard Law's Jonathan Zittrain.
"We respect they are the landowners and they can do what they want but it is a National Nature Reserve held by a public body for the public and they should have a more progressive attitude, " said Rob Dyer, the BMC's access and conservation officer.
It is even more unusual that the leader should be Sarkozy, especially as he came to power on a platform of rupture with the French comforts of old: the 35-hour working week, toasty public-sector employment benefits and a generally negative attitude towards workaholism.
The surgeon general can lead that attitude change with more authority than any other public official.
The Multi One Attitude Foundation and UNESCO are collaborating to raise public understanding of the urgent need to preserve and protect our ocean and fresh water.
Yvette Cooper, shadow home secretary, said Mr Mitchell's resignation was a "sensible decision", adding that "letting it carry on like this sent a very bad signal to the police and public servants across the country about the government's attitude".
Winsor, a former rail regulator, argues that far from keeping the police in touch with the public they serve, this deeply ingrained "blue collar" attitude is out-of-step with the modern world and is holding police officers back.
An attitude continues to grow in America that is being reflected in public policy, which heaps disdain on the creative and successful.
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The worst thing to do is respond defensively as questions arise and refuse to examine your behavior. (Public pension operating in a political arena frequently tend to develop a hostile attitude toward those raising questions or offering new solutions.) If you seek out new advice, guidance and insights you will be fine.
"There were only 43 people, that was a complete set up, it was a public relations move, brining these guys, " Beckel said with a dismissive attitude.
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Moreover, the polls suggest that Americans are keen to punish Mr Clinton, an attitude that cautions against over-interpreting the split between Congress and public on this score.
In his public appearances, he has displayed a wry humor and down-to-earth attitude that may help him negotiate the minefield of conflicting views and interests within the vast Anglican Communion.
My wife and I have tried also to take advantage of the hospitality at the Westport Public Library, the Wilton YMCA, and the Wilton Public Library, each of which boasts Wi-Fi access and a very welcoming attitude.
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The public at large won't accept that--the financial "anything goes" attitude of 2007 led us to where we are now.
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