With the general election imminent, voters are beginning to pay attention, and attitudes are becoming more fixed.
In this and other works he stressed the eschatological views (concerned with the consummation of history) of Jesus and St. Paul, asserting that their attitudes were formed by expectation of the imminent end of the world.
The shift in outlook and attitudes does not mean that a resurgence of inflation is imminent.
Thus far, it is unclear whether and how relatives and professionals change their care approach and attitudes when the death of a person with ID is imminent.
When the New York electropop diva born Santi White emerged in 2008 – then trading as Santogold – with a striking debut album and a sound, look and attitude all apparently fully formed, her domination of the music world seemed imminent.
The nonpractical attitude in humor would not be beneficial, of course, if I were in imminent danger.
In 1881, the Spaffords, their two children and a dozen other "Overcomers," as they were called for their attitude toward sin, left Chicago — one step ahead of Horatio's creditors — to await Jesus' imminent return in the Holy Land.
There is therefore an imminent risk that negative thoughts and lack of resources of CHC-nurses are reflected as negative attitudes in an encounter with an overweight child and its parents, which in turn may affect the parent-nurse relationship.
With the introduction of the first CPC framework for Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) and the imminent introduction of CPC for Paramedics and Advanced Paramedics (APs) in Ireland, this study aimed to identify attitudes towards CPC and factors that might influence such a framework.
The attitude of the first generations of Christians toward the existing political order was determined by the imminent expectation of the Kingdom of God, whose miraculous power had begun to be visibly realized in the figure of Jesus Christ.
