For example, when interviewing Swedish manufacturing firms, Lindau et al. (2004) identified an attitude of treating transport services as "a given infinite commodity available at a market price".
It should be emphasized that the introduction on the market of this new drug and the possible future medications for treating MS patients has deeply changed the role and the attitude of treating physicians in clinical practice who should consider safety first and efficacy second.
Further work is also now needed to assess to what extent the attitudes of those treating TYA patients with cancer influence their practice, including an analysis of the attitudes of those referring patients for treatment and an assessment of the degree of variation between NHS trusts and cancer networks.
If the public believes mental illnesses are over-diagnosed and drug treatments are over-used as a result, then this may impact their attitudes towards the acceptability of treating these disorders with psychotropic medications.
To this some authors, including Searle (1995, 2010) and Tuomela (2002), have replied that the existence of money depends at least partly on collective intentional attitudes, or on a shared practice of treating certain pieces of paper, and not others, as money.
This study aimed to assess the knowledge, attitudes, and practices amongst a range of treating clinicians who manage high volumes of OP poisoned patient, and who did not generally have access to AChE results.
Griffin criticised Gordon Brown's Labour government for its attitude toward the BNP, accusing it of treating elected representatives of the BNP as "second-class citizens".
In this way, the reactive attitudes are expressed in (and perhaps constitutive of) treating other agents as morally responsible.
Confidence, current practice and attitudes towards treating older people.
And for a good many semantic purposes — in particular, for giving the truth-conditions of sentences other than attitude sentences — treating propositions as sets of worlds suffices.
