Sentence examples for recognised attitudes from inspiring English sources
While the importance of providing second trimester services was recognised, attitudes towards it varied, with the majority of providers feeling distinctly uncomfortable about second trimester abortion provision.
I had been given a persona I didn't recognise, attitudes I don't possess, opinions I don't hold and words I had not spoken.
Timms said the authorities recognised that attitudes towards tax evasion were changing after the G20 summit in April.
Maybe in Dylan I recognised an attitude as well, not more than a sideways glance, really, or a turn of phrase, that gave me the confidence to begin and has given me the conviction to keep going.
There is a requirement to be cognisant of the impacts demographic ageing will have in healthcare demands whilst simultaneously recognising that attitudes to technology may change in future generations of older adults.
When developing curricula to meet the challenges raised by the need to prepare students for responsibilities in management and leadership, it will be necessary to recognise the attitudes of students themselves, since these are likely to influence students' engagement with planned educational activity.
Understanding the potential differences in the actual pattern of Pap smear taking activity among pregnant and non-pregnant women would help public health policy makers to recognise conflicting attitudes towards screening and to evaluate the effect of antepartum Pap smear as a routine activity.
As a German, I recognised the US attitude in that statement.
But Anthony would have scored much better had he recognised that generally liberal attitudes are much more nuanced than he claims - even if one or two writers gift him his case.
Attitudes are recognised as an important component of curriculum development yet remain the personal business of each of us.
McCoist dismissed the theory that his publicly recognised happy-go-lucky attitude could be a drawback in what will be his first managerial post.
