Sentence examples for approach claiming from inspiring English sources

Charles Koch and most of the Republican presidential candidates have expressed opposition to this approach, claiming that it will harm the economy.

However, the Tories are expected to criticise such an approach claiming that ending round-the-clock deterrence would invite a pre-emptive attack on Britain.

We've tracked Ellen MacArthur's circular economy movement, which seeks to take us from the existing linear model to a new circular approach, claiming we could save $700bn a year along the way.

Anyway, here's Saxby Chambliss, the comedy senator from Georgia (who defeated Democrat incumbent Max Cleland, a decorated Vietnam war hero who lost both legs and an arm in action, by implying he was soft on defence), who has a novel approach: claiming that DADT is a "live and let live" policy and so really it's pro-civil rights!

RE is a proactive approach claiming to achieve all these objectives.

Still, we believe that a Noisy-OR assumption is often a safer approach: claiming that there exists absolutely no chance that a resource may be impacted given all, but one, dependencies are impacted, is a harsh assumption.

That approach claimed that it revealed processes that went on in the brain, and that linguistics was a branch of biology.

The direct approach sees the extent of travel time variability (TTV) as the variable that travellers react to, whereas the indirect approach claims that TTV effects are fully explained by trip scheduling considerations.

A second argumentative strategy in defense of the higher-brain approach claims to appeal to our personal identity while remaining agnostic on the question of our essence (Green and Wikler 1980).

In some respects he can be cited in support of Williamson, as his approach claims to provide sufficient reason to dismiss not only Platonism but any intuition based account altogether (see Norton, 1991, 1993, 1996, 2004a,b, 2008).

This approach claims to allow the quantification of global gene expression of very few or even individual cells.