Sentence examples for Tighter approach from inspiring English sources
Joe Haroutuian's tighter approach creates energetic, interlocking schemes from dry-brushed color to produce powerful paintings that have a mesmerizing intricacy.
Legal experts and political advocates said the ruling, Federal Election Commission v. Wisconsin Right to Life Inc., No. 06-969, represented a swing back from a tighter approach toward regulating political contributions that peaked with passage of the 2002 law.
However, in the wake of the financial crisis regulators have adopted a far tighter approach to the risk management measures that they require lenders to adopt.
Both companies had been "serial acquirers" in their prior years, and had ample opportunity to put integration strategies into practice Dell typically favored a tighter approach, while EMC tended to lightly integrate most of its acquisitions, tightening as needed.
For now Twitter is more than happy to keep these cards close to their collective chests, but Sippey stated that the team wants to "build the best Twitter" they can, and taking a tighter approach to integrating into an immensely popular mobile OS wouldn't be the worst move Twitter could make.
Tighter access controls make such losses less likely.
At the same time, armed with the consultants' 7,000-page 7,000-pageunt Sinai has begun to impose a new fiscal austereport- closing outpatient clinics, laying off hundreds of workers, and adopting a tighter-fisted approach to physician and faculty pay.
Tighter environmental regulations have encouraged countries to develop strategic approaches to utilize alternative resources and new technologies.
Tighter fiscal policy did not derail the expansion, so why should tighter monetary policy?
Tighter budgets, increasing demand and rising costs mean the Scottish Government must make "fundamental changes" to its approach to the NHS immediately to avoid a collapse in the quality of healthcare, Audit Scotland warned.
