Sentence examples for a changed approach from inspiring English sources

Goalkeeper Petr Cech, for one, holds up his hands and admits that his errors have contributed to a defense struggling to adapt to a changed approach.

Mr Corbyn's team hopes his first conference will showcase what it describes as the "three pillars" of his leadership: a new approach to the economy based on growth rather than austerity; political reform that engages voters "more directly" and a changed approach to foreign affairs.

However, at that time, and particularly the early 1970s, witnessed an expansion of the female workforce as societal values changed and the female baby-boomers joined the workforce, necessitating a changed approach to childcare.

He asked Mr. Blankfein if the government's treatment of SAC represented a changed approach in bringing criminal charges against financial firms, and companies more broadly.

"The choice facing the country at the next election is between a Conservative Party that has broken its promises to take climate change seriously and has no answers to the huge challenges we face and the Labour party, who offer a changed approach – one where we protect our climate for families, their homes and businesses," she will tell a meeting at the World Wildlife Fund's Living Planet centre.

to examine midwives' responses to a changed approach in the initial encounters with women and their partners in the labour ward.

The nurse-led intervention did not include a theoretical behavioural change approach.

" Health in All Policies is an innovative, systems change approach to the processes through which policies are created and implemented.

However, several commentators have detected a change approaching in Russian politics, after the drop in support for Prime Minister Vladimir Putin's ruling United Russia party.

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Because the core of that approach was a change detection approach at the Landsat scale, those maps explicitly represent the effects of growth and disturbance on biomass.