Euthanasia remains not very popular, attitude in line with other countries.
These difficulties formerly gave birth to international guidelines, the Appleton Consensus (Stanley, 1989), which would seem to slowly return its fruit, though still immature (Bruinsma et al., n.d).. Euthanasia is not very popular, attitude in line with other countries (Müller-Busch et al., 2004; Voultsos et al., 2010).
The passive avoidance coping attitude could then be sub-divided into a passive coping attitude and an avoidance (wait-and-see) coping attitude, in line with the Schreurs definition [ 90].
However, this resource appears to adopt a very precautionary attitude in line with the approach of regulators (e.g., moxifloxacin is now reported in List 1 despite being largely used as a comparator in thorough QT studies; citalopram is now included in List 1 after a warning was posted by the European Medicines Agency), thus causing a steady increase in the number of torsadogenic drugs.
Get your attitude in line for the next couple years.
I can't say, though, that my parents' world views, or their overall attitudes, are in line with the idea that those who grew up in the 70s were revolutionaries.
The evolution of those attitudes is in line with some of the ideas that Mr. Obama laid out last month for how the United States should handle counterterrorism in the post-9/11 era — a strategy that continues to rely on the use of drones.
The psychiatric patients' overall positive attitudes are in line with previous findings from other specialties and countries.
Of course Grace's attitude was in line with cultural norms of the era, which stigmatized homosexuality as a pathology.
That attitude is in line with the channel's mission, which is to "take green to the mainstream," said Tom Carr, the senior vice president for marketing of the channel.
