Sentence examples for Approaches from inspiring English sources

This would have suggested that although PRO 2000 was not a complete answer, it might be a useful part of the armoury.The dashing of that hope is a real blow, but there are other approaches to vaginal microbicides.

With this in mind, is it time for the charity sector to reconsider how it approaches donors, especially those who might struggle to say no?

There are many other different and valid approaches, which you can check out here.

Christmas approaches, and Roland gets leave to come home and marry her.

We need more research on the impact of radical approaches.

Still, we've had an incredible year and as the finish line approaches in a few weeks time I find myself looking back to that day of the interview, pondering the impact that Soas has had along the way and wondering if my dream would ever have taken flight had that day gone differently.

Civic planners in the world's largest metropolises have learned how to make urban spaces safer and more liveable, allowing cities to recover, thanks to new approaches to policing and social investment," he says.

That will be more complicated than anyone – even those who advocate radical new approaches, including decriminalisation – dare consider.

That means that a street lantern can switch on and off depending on how busy the street is: if nobody is there, they dim, but as soon as a car, bike or pedestrian approaches, they turn themselves on and accompany the vehicle or person on his way.

Both in Eindhoven's new initiative and in the cities working with Tvilight, the street lights provide a small glow to empty streets, giving residents the feeling that the street is fully illuminated, while in reality the lights only turn on fully as a person approaches.

That's why The Fostering Network is developing innovative approaches to foster care, such as our Head, Heart, Hands programme, which focus on giving foster carers the skills and resilience to work through difficult times with the young people they are fostering.