Sentence examples for attentions provided from inspiring English sources

Argentaria may be a more immediately plausible candidate for BBV's attentions, provided a merger met the approval of the government, which retains a controlling "golden share".

Because the individualized attention provided to patients in the operating room could not be terminated abruptly upon completion of an operation, recovery rooms, intensive care units, and respiratory care units became necessities.

Having grandparent's supportive attention, provided Luci with established, familiar, responsive and reciprocal relations.

These are expected to present significant research results that cannot be fully presented in the print format and merit the extra length and attention provided by this presentation.

While there is general agreement at the international level that ECCE refers to the comprehensive attention provided to children from birth to eight years of age, different terms are used in different countries for ECCE services.

The findings from the present study are discouraging since they suggest that nearly all of the classroom learning environments observed are not flourishing and there is little attention provided to socio-emotional learning.

Without immediate skilled medical attention provided by a midwife or doctor, Nigeria will struggle to save the lives of our youngest citizens in the north.

His findings of positive medication effects on perception, impulsivity and attention provided the foundation for the whole field of child psychopharmacology.

Another emergency medical services option would be to charge a "treatment/non-transport" fee for any paramedic attention provided at the scene of the injury (the amount wasn't specified).

Alternatively, differences may exist between RCTs and observational studies in the care and attention provided.

In this study, informal care was defined as the attention provided to an individual with limitations in autonomy when conducting one or more of his/her daily activities, this attention being provided by persons who are not professional social workers.