Sentence examples for a softened approach from inspiring English sources

That day, Mr. Boehner called Mr. Ryan to go over the statement the speaker would make later that day on Capitol Hill, signaling a softened approach to a budget deal.

"They were using moderate language to forestall the conversation," says Paal of the North Koreans' softened approach to reach American experts last month.

Mr Erdogan's airport comments were at odds with earlier remarks that had suggested a softening approach towards the protestors.

Despite suggestions from Trump and his campaign team over the last two weeks that there could be a "softening" to his approach towards undocumented immigrants, particularly otherwise law-abiding families living in this country, the Republican nominee made clear "to the world," as he said, that he was as hard as ever.

But in recent weeks, public comments by lawmakers and draft language suggested a softening of approach.

These sorts of prophylactic talks represent, in a way, a softening in approach from the rougher, more explicitly violent policies that defined the years-long battle against Chechnya's insurgency.

He says there has been a softening of approach toward the homeless by some officers, with less abuse and more respect shown in their daily interactions.

He says there has been a softening of approach towards the homeless by some officers, with less abuse and more respect shown in their daily interactions.

The announcement was the second time in a week that the United States had softened its approach toward a longstanding adversary while insisting that its basic view had not changed.

He softened his approach a day later, pledging to work for a compromise that could include significant tax reforms and possibly some revenues during an afternoon press conference on Capitol Hill.

ST. PETERSBURG, Russia — After a series of hard-line moves and statements after his re-election this spring, President Vladimir V. Putin softened his approach during a speech to foreign investors on Thursday.