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The phrase "a hardline approach" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strict or uncompromising stance on an issue or policy.
Example: "The government has adopted a hardline approach to immigration enforcement, prioritizing strict border control measures."
Alternatives: "a strict stance" or "an uncompromising strategy".
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By taking "a hardline approach".
"He's taking a hardline approach to Xinjiang affairs".
Pao took a hardline approach against sexism and online harassment during her tenure at Reddit.
Meanwhile, one Canadian radio station has decided to take a hardline approach to coaxing the singer into rehabilitation.
Over the next two decades, Phares published several books and espoused a hardline approach to Islam and the Middle East.
Ma argues that such a hardline approach means the main benefit of pharming - scale - will never be fully realised.
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In June 2018, the MTA briefly attempted a more hardline approach, advising a commuter on Twitter to call 911 if they saw a dog outside a bag on the subway.
An Allister win might prompt First Minister Peter Robinson, his DUP negotiators and the UUP to take a more hardline approach themselves to these issues, with a TUV triumph pushing general unionism further to the right.
Forty-four backbenchave have signed a letter calling on the prime minister to take a more hardline approach on sole citizens who are accused of terrorism offences.
A more hardline approach then could have improved the lot of millions of people.
It happened when China eclipsed Japan to become the world's second-largest economy, and began to adopt a more hardline approach to maritime disputes.
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