Sentence examples similar to importance which you attach from inspiring English sources
Although patient perspectives are usually considered when developing such instruments, these instruments are generally not well-suited to assess the importance which patients attach to specific aspects.
We included nine items on the attitude to quality in relation to the importance which insurance physicians attach to the development of skills, to refresher training, to guidance by management, to the development and use of protocols and guidelines and to updating the case file.
Each participant selected the information (maximum of ten cards) which he/she believed had been taken into account in the decision and ranked the cards according to the importance which he/she attached to it (with the most important on the top of the pile).
The singular importance which Freud attached to his investigation of dreams is due to the fact that it inevitably became a searching self analysis written as a reaction to his father's death, which signified for him "the most important event, the most poignant loss, of a man's life".
I can only reiterate the appreciation expressed by my predecessors, in reaffirming the importance which the Catholic Church attaches to this Institution and the hope which she places in its activities.
The paper briefly summarises the current status of the development of the ideas on the sampling and pre-treatment of potentially contaminated sites, and emphasises the importance which must be attached to the sampling phase of any investigation if the outcomes are to be valid.
The enormous importance which has been attached to the conference by postwar writers was not evident to most of its participants at the time.
These will serve as neat base areas on which you can attach all the controls.
Given the importance and consideration you attach to this, I can only accept".
I think that shows the importance you attach to the way the film looks.
