The phrase "attended their views" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a misinterpretation of a more common expression.
Example: "The committee listened to and considered their views during the meeting."
Alternatives: "acknowledged their views" or "considered their views."
The women were given information booklets to take home with the same information This paper reports women's concerns and expectations with regard to participation in such group settings and whether the experience of attending changed their views and makes recommendations for service providers for the design and delivery of group sessions in a way that maximises uptake.
This vital peace of information was never released at the meeting the residents attended to air their views.
Maris Hart, a spokeswoman for the liquor authority, said there would be another hearing, "and citizens will have an opportunity to attend and express their views".
We report here stage 2; this interview study explored factors influencing patients' willingness to attend an NHSHC, their views and experiences of the NHSHC and future willingness to engage with the programme.
We presented results of the first qualitative study to explore the experience of, and attitude towards, screening and treatment for problem alcohol use among problem drug users attending primary care and their views on service development.
By participating in the study, these residents gave permission to ask both their physician and primary attending nurse about their view on the personal dignity of the resident concerned.
Participants will be reassured throughout that it is their choice whether or not to take up their invitation to attend breast screening, but that the researcher is there to seek their views on attending and to provide them with additional help and information, should they wish to make another appointment to attend.
The application had attracted a number of objections from local residents, some attended the meeting to give their views.
We particularly thank the women who attended the Community Conversations and shared their views on alcohol and pregnancy.
Talking with other children who have attended the camp and getting their views gives you a clear picture, about choosing the right camp.
