Sentence examples similar to attached stance from inspiring English sources
If, instead of waiting for inspiration, we take "a non-attached stance towards procrastination," we'll discover that our "reluctance about working isn't something that needs to be eradicated or transformed into positivity.... [We] can note the procrastinatory feelings and act anyway".
"They are both attached to their political stances, but the victim is the Palestinian citizen who is suffering from poverty and this division".
The findings reported in this article are an extension of this stance, and show that physiotherapists also attached importance to the need to identify and address patients' psychosocial problems, though with variable success.
The mission recommended that DOH and its attached agencies, particularly the Food and Drug Administration and the National Nutrition Council take more pro-active stance ensuring regulations.
And what prompted Obama's ire today is their stance on the amount of money to be allocated, when it can be spent, and the strings attached to its use.
Mr. Paul eschews the isolationist label attached to him by his association with his father, former Representative Ron Paul of Texas, whose antiwar, inward-turning stances defined his national reputation.
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