All self-care techniques in fact mean the regulation of the subject's attitude towards itself, reinforcement of identity through incessant self-observation, with the help of a thorough knowledge about one's own body and continual efforts to improve the image. Women do not assess themselves from within, but view themselves from the external, male perspective which is reflected in cosmetic and fashion advertisements.

at first glance it appears solely escapist, simultaneously undermining and reinforcing traditional values, manners of behaviour and attitudes.

It stresses the importance of information and communication for the formation of a citizen's personal attitudes and for the development of society (ibid).

'Information and communication play a very important role in the formation of citizens' personal attitudes and the development of society and democratic life'.

These beliefs are organized as attitudes towards something, and represent a cognitive basis for the processing of information about the members of external groups.

The initiative, enterprise, creativity and social solidarity of youth should be harnessed to counteract these anti-democratic attitudes on the Internet wherever they appear.

The main reasons were: the unfinished reform of the public schools that has instigated vehement polemics ever since its outset; the conceptual questions pertaining to the introduction of the nine-year elementary schools and the question of how to evaluate this experiment; the traditionally negative attitude of the Church towards the public education system/schools; the criticism of certain recent moves by Bajuk's government relating to schools that was expressed by the Education and Science Union (SVIZ) and the Association of School Masters, and addressed to the Ministry of Education.

So when reading this magazine pay special attention to the pages carrying features on emotional lives of young women and their attitudes to their husbands, lovers, friends, family and bosses...'

Surprisingly, the said Bishop's statement received public acclaim by all political parties save for the SNS which retained its negative attitude on principle. The most commendable response was the one by the LDS, which gave three reasons: the Bishop's letter was 'incomparably more neutral than any previous one', it contains an 'appeal for as massive a turnout at the polls as possible' - in the opinion of the LDS, other civil institution 'should do the same' - and 'the Bishop's letter represents a great step forward for civil society' (Delo, 27 September 2000, Večer, 28 September 2000, Mag, 40/2000).

On several occasions they 'were strongly roused' when, for example, 'the representative of Amnesty stated, admittedly in a creative way ...while everybody got enraged by the lady from Helsinki ... who explained how ugly and detestable is the attitude of the Slovenians towards the Balkan folk, how we suppress them and do not let them live, how indeed there are quite a lot of them here, but they only suffer, as to those several tens of thousands who still wait either on the border or queue for citizenship, we do not even notice them, but we should - we should notice them and enable them to have better lives among us.

All-pervasive stries about sex are presented as investigative journalistic articles. They are brimming with analysis and thus shape female readers. attitudes to men and women, their relations, and orgasm.

Even though the subject of our analysis, the media construction of homosexuality, was partly limited because it included only the print media, our conclusions point to the direction in which attitudes towards this phenomenon are moving.

Although the journalists writing about homosexuality appear to be open minded and have positive attitudes towards this topic, one should not overlook the power of sensationalism underlying this subject and eliciting a specific type of media representation.

By learning how to read them we can learn much about a specific culture and about the status of woman in it, then about attitudes towards children, the female body and pain, and the status and value of certain knowledge about the body and its roles and purposes.

whereas in such a case coordination of the attitudes of the Member States with regard to this third country must be assured without delay, without prejudice to possible amendments to the list of countries and establishments authorised to export to the Community;

The percentage of those having negative attitudes or, to be more precise, prejudicies, towards homosexuals averages, with greater or smaller deviations, around 60%, with the positive trend indicating an increase in tolerance being obvious towards the end of the 1990s.

Taking into account the special influence of mass media - particularly television - on the attitudes of children and young people, it is necessary to avoid broadcasts, messages or images that praise violence, exploit sex or consumerism or deliberately use unsuitable language (ibid).

Of course, this transformation and the development of a new legal framework that was to sanction changed relationships also (or perhaps above all) induced changes in attitudes towards the informing of the public, which was to become 'an integral part of self-management and its basic condition'.

Due to the social unacceptability of intolerant discourse, the media often employ denial or mitigation (the understatement of harmfulness/the overstatement of nonharmfulness, rationalization of evidently intolerant attitudes, the transfer of guilt, the interchanging of the victim and the protagonist).

The media constructions had an impact not only on the personal attitudes of readers faced with this stigmatized identity, but also on the general social and political climate, since the media (along with other social institutions) co-shape the environment and the mental framework we employ when considering a specific concept.

Propaganda uses posters, as it does other types of media, to disseminate specific ideas as efficiently as possible to the widest possible circle of addressees, and in so doing it employs symbols, words and pictures to influence the attitudes of the audience, naturally, within the limits imposed by the cultural context into which it ventures.

In addition to various health-related concerns expressed by some participants (refugees as carriers of various infectious diseases), and conspicuous xenophobic attitudes (.crowds of refugees throng Slovenia.), one participant expressly stressed that it was the media itself which contributed most to the creation of a refugee-hostile atmosphere in Slovenia.

Personally (despite the fact that I contributed to its historical development) I do not have any sentimental attitudes towards this right and have already suggested to the proposers of the law that it should be removed from the legislation if anybody dares remove it from the Constitution as well (on the grounds of it being unrealistic and impossible to realise).

Foucault was rather heavily criticized by feminists for neglecting the gendered aspect of disciplining techniques, since he treated the body as gender neutral and failed to underline the differences in men's and women's attitudes towards the disciplining institutions (for Foucault these institutions were primarily the military, the school, the factory, the hospital, and the prison).

They are categorized as the 'grammar of life-forms' or in other words, they are issues connected with conflicts relating to the 'means of identitarian existence': cultural preferences, attitudes ranging from those towards 'immigrants from the south' and refugees to those towards all other 'non-authentic' national minorities, women, homosexuals and other marginalized groups removed from the normative center.

However - this is the point that calls for caution - this 'settlement of accounts with nationalism' (i.e. with outdated attitudes that are here classified as being rightwing without any further designations) was not done from the position of 'escaping' nationalism as such, or nationalism in all its forms of appearance or of any content, nor from the position of searching for 'other' (say, political) cues for future development.

The following conclusions were outstanding: the media are under the influence of President Milan Kučan (an ex-Communist) and Slovenia has the worst form of censorship (Družina, 17 September 2000); auto-censorship is prevailing among journalists, the media incessantly attack the Church, and the state's attitude towards the Church is insipid (this being the standpoint of the newly founded governmental party NSi, whose leader, Dr. Bajuk, was the Prime Minister at that time and active in the election campaign; Radio Slovenia 1, 18 September 2000); due to the media obstruction, the achievements of Bajuk's government were not sufficiently presented to the public; not one opinion poll is competent because the public opinion is a 'monopoly opinion'; the worst form of censorship in Slovenia occurred precisely during the pre-election period; 'the Catholic Church lacks the required political weight despite its majority position'; journalists on the national TV channel attempted to break down the 'Spring Parties' (Radio Ognjišče, 28-29 September 2000); the Apostolic Nuncio stated that Slovenian national TV neglected religious topics and that one of the Slovenian weekly magazines persistently hunted for scandalous events within the Church (Dnevnik, 13 October 2000); the latter is a reference to a sexually provocative drawing of Archbishop Franc Rode published by Mladina weekly magazine (the drawing was one in a series of other similar ones showing many other reputed politicians equally stripped, both from the right and the left wing, and other media personalities; the same magazine, which is, in the opinion of the Church, expressly left-oriented, criticizes in each issue at least one representative of the left parties, the LDS or president Kučan, and moreover, it is possible to find in it certain standpoints in favor of the right wing; all this applies to the pre-election period as well, see Mladina 18 September 2000); the Prime Minister and the leader of the NSi asserted on the national radio station that 'in Slovenia, right before the elections, there is a total blockade of the media' (Radio 1, 29 October 2000) and stressed in the same breath that he did not trust the public opinion polls that forecast election results, explaining his statement as follows: he does not trust the polls that predict negative election results, nor those that forecast positive results, he trusts 'one thing only, that is, when I walk around our countryside and see people....' (TV 3, 9 October 2000); the Government Public Relations and Media Office criticized the one-sidedness of the media, stating that Slovenian media are similar to those in Serbia, that they foment 'firebrand propaganda' and 'throw mud at Janez Janša, Andrej Bajuk, Franc Rode and Marjan Podobnik' (ibid. 6 October 2000, POP TV, 6 October 2000); the most nervous of all is the national TV station (Večer, 12 October 2000) etc.

The vehicle is positioned in the normal ride attitude.

A more environmentally conscious attitude towards land use is also to be developed.

The vehicle subsystem shall be securely mounted in the normal vehicle ride attitude.

The payment depends on the future unknown savings attitude of the household or non-financial corporation.

However, what has still not occurred is a genuine change in attitude on the part of all the interested parties:

These marks shall be selected such as to be able to easily check the vehicle front and rear ride heights and vehicle attitude.

experience of the applicant structure in assisting and advising businesses, a business-oriented attitude to small and medium-sized enterprises,

When performing measurements on a vehicle as described in this Part, the vehicle should be positioned in its normal ride attitude as described in point 2.3.

The vehicle shall be in its normal ride attitude and shall be either securely mounted on raised supports or at rest on a flat surface with the hand brake on.

"Source code" for the "use" of any inertial navigation equipment including inertial equipment not controlled by 7A003 "or 7A004, or Attitude and Heading Reference Systems (AHRS).

The Commission's inspectors shall, in the course of checks, adopt an attitude compatible with the rules and professional practices which officials of the Member State must follow.

'Upper bumper height' is the vertical distance between the ground and the upper bumper reference line, defined in point 2.5.1 with the vehicle positioned in its normal ride attitude.

'Lower bumper height' is the vertical distance between the ground and the lower bumper reference line, defined in point 2.5.2 with the vehicle positioned in its normal ride attitude.

in the course of the checks, demonstrate an attitude in line with the rules and behaviour incumbent on the officials of the Party on whose territory the control procedure is being performed.

The Commission's specific officials shall, in the course of checks, adopt an attitude compatible with the rules and professional practices which officials of the relevant Member State must follow.

'Bonnet leading edge height' for any section of a car is the vertical distance between the ground and the bonnet leading edge reference line defined in point 2.9.2, with the vehicle positioned in its normal ride attitude.

AHRS generally differ from inertia! navigation systems (INS) in that an AHRS provides attitude and heading information and normally does not provide the acceleration, velocity and position information associated with an INS.

'Ground reference level' is the horizontal plane parallel to the ground level, representing the ground level for a vehicle placed at rest on a flat surface with the hand brake on, with the vehicle positioned in its normal ride attitude.

Inertial navigation systems (gimballed or strapdown) and inertial equipment designed for "aircraft", land vehicle or "spacecraft" for attitude, guidance or control having any of the following characteristics, and specially designed components therefor:

During on-the-spot inspections and checks, the Office's employees shall adopt an attitude in keeping with the rules and practices governing officials of the Member State concerned, with the Staff Regulations and with the decisions referred to in the second subparagraph of Article 4(1).

The distance between any edge of the active conductor and any peripheral device used for measurement shall be at least 200 mm. The wiring harness section of the ESA under test shall be placed in a horizontal attitude between the active conductor and the ground plane (see Figures 1 and 2 of Appendix 1 to this Annex).

'Normal ride attitude' is the vehicle attitude in running order positioned on the ground, with the tyres inflated to the recommended pressures, the front wheels in the straight- ahead position, with maximum capacity of all fluids necessary for operation of the vehicle, with all standard equipment as provided by the vehicle manufacturer, with a 75 kg mass placed on the driver's seat and with a 75 kg mass placed on the front passenger's seat, and with the suspension set for a driving speed of 40 km/h or 35 km/h in normal running conditions specified by the manufacturer (especially for vehicles with an active suspension or a device for automatic levelling).

Whereas racist and xenophobic attitudes can constitute an obstacle to the effective exercise of the rights of free movement;