In the above example, the doctor acknowledges that the patient has concerns about the use of antibiotics and supports his standpoint ("Take this antibiotic") with reasons related to the fact that the patient should not worry about antibiotic resistance.
Take the standpoint of the economy as a whole.
My husband took the standpoint that if someone was traumatized, he was not going to penalize them for breaking the lease.
"I think too much of the BBC's output, across the board, I am including drama, factual, not just news, has taken the standpoint that liberalising euthanasia is broadly a good thing and not too much to worry about".
The song takes the standpoint of someone horrified by the cycle of violence in the province.
Following the approach of the Calgary-Cambridge guide from which it is derived, GCRS takes the standpoint that, although the context of the interaction changes and the content of the communication varies, the process skills themselves remain the same and can be evaluated independently.
From an emotional standpoint, I took this attitude that I was going to beat this".
Note that, whether we take the traditional standpoint or the new standpoint, we must accept that there are ever finer specifications of the range of possible mutations.
In short, it shows a public FPS that manages to take a standpoint against violence.
The opinion of the NBHW is that decision-makers must take a standpoint on how to allocate resources within and between different areas of the healthcare system.
Some of them, he said, now "are taking this opportunity to reinvent themselves from a pricing standpoint".
