Sentence examples for approach citing from inspiring English sources

Hodgman said there will be "no business as usual approach" citing the forestry agreement, which the Liberals promise to abolish, as a clear priority.

Now, nationalist politicians and soldiers are calling for an end to this conciliatory approach, citing the continuing violence as evidence of its ineffectiveness.

Although Mallett has already rejected an RFU approach, citing family issues, he is having second thoughts, describing the role as "a really big opportunity" which "would not frighten" him.

Downing Street is also understood to be interested in this approach, citing recent developments in France where Islamist terrorists have been concentrated together in isolation wings to prevent them radicalising the much larger Muslim prison population in French jails.

But he said that Britain deserved credit for serving as a model for Mr. Obama's approach, citing how Parliament's vote against military action led Prime Minister David Cameron to rule out military participation in any strike on Syria.

Mr. Lamont's campaign biography promotes his bipartisan approach, citing a project to find state budget solutions, which he introduced at Central Connecticut State University; it included Oz Griebel, a Hartford businessman who is one of three Republicans running for governor.

A better approach, cited in the manifesto, may be South Africa's new requirement that firms either publish an integrated report or explain why not.

Critics of the tough-love approach cite studies showing that students active in extracurricular activities tend to perform better in class, and they worry that without structured activities after school, troubled youngsters will be more apt to find trouble.

However the reader could ask for a comparison of scheme (2.1) and the well-known iterative approach cited here.

One interesting LSP assessment approach cited earlier in this article, is the work currently being carried for the OET assessment for health professionals in Australia.

Our analysis suggests that the approach cited above is most valid for the "pure porous media" case (unplanted bed), but also provides a good description of the nitrogen removal in facilities equipped with vegetation, which is appropriate for practical applications.