The phrase "attendants to know" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a need for attendants to be informed or aware of something, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "It is important for the attendants to know the schedule changes in advance."
Alternatives: "attendants to be informed" or "attendants to be aware".
Those of us who rely on home attendants need to know we can count on getting consistent, high-quality support and care, and that means making this a job people can commit to for the long term without putting their own health or their family budget in jeopardy.
Ms. Meehleis, the United flight attendant who is also council president of the Association of Flight Attendants in Denver, said the union is "taking hundreds of calls a day" from flight attendants who want to know how they would be affected by a bankruptcy filing or reorganization.
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Debates have been ongoing about the best course of action to meet the health care needs of rural populations in India., Given that the Indian health care sector is a vast system with diverse needs and attendant challenges, it is reassuring to know that there are potential viable alternatives to allopathic doctors in areas with physician shortages.
The core of this CMS is the electronic health record (EHR), which aims to assure both the patients' right to know, and the attendants' accountability.
I used to live in Dallas and always used the same carrier and so I got to know the flight attendants.
But as Mr. Martin became acquainted with the memorial he also came to know the other attendants who had found themselves drawn there on Sunday.
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To control costs, US Airways is pressing the attendants to accept a formula, known as parity plus one, similar to that accepted by its other major unions.
