Sentence examples for attitudes toward the program from inspiring English sources
Post-intervention survey responses overwhelmingly expressed positive attitudes toward the program.
A before-and-after study of nursing students' attitudes toward the program was conducted using the Readiness for Interprofessional Learning Scale.
Drawing from interviews with healthcare providers and facility managers, this study assesses how well they understand the OBA voucher program, their attitudes toward the program, and their observations on the program's benefits and challenges.
Finally, at the end of the REU students were given exit interviews that revealed students' conceptual understanding of the content, their attitudes toward the program, and their interest in continuing their REU participation and research in the future.
They thought that the rector's attitude toward the program was somewhat cool.
His attitude toward the program is what USA Basketball is looking for.
The C.B.S. management, too, although it frequently trumpeted the virtues of "See It Now" in institutional advertising and in reports to Congress and the Federal Communications Commission on its record of public-service programming, apparently took a lukewarm attitude toward the program.
As for the C.B.S. management's attitude toward the program, Friendly indicates that the brass looked the other way in embarrassment — in fact, it refused to place newspaper ads announcing the documentary, whereupon Murrow and Friendly, to insure that it would be widely viewed, prepared ads of their own and paid for them out of their own pockets.
Carol Fuchs, government relations counsel in the Washington office of Chicago-based law firm Katten Muchin Zavis Rosenmann, takes a more forgiving attitude toward the program.
Their intention is expected to be higher if their attitude toward the program is positive, if they believe other teachers also intend to use the program and if they have the skill and ability to work with the program [ 23].
Of course, in the absence of a comprehensive, state-by-state survey of medical professionals, it is impossible to know their attitudes toward the vaccination program.
