Sentence examples for approach emphasises from inspiring English sources

A third approach emphasises political pressure.

Tools for household negotiation A household negotiation approach emphasises the inclusive management of household resources, assisting women and men to improve their collaboration at a household level.

A motivational interviewing approach emphasises that to bring about change, we need readiness to change, importance (the value we place on making the change) and self-efficacy (the belief or confidence in our ability to achieve change).

The post-Keynesian approach emphasises the central importance of aggregate demand in the macro-economy, the challenges posed by financial instability in a world of globalised capital flows, the impact of inequality on economic growth, and the effect of uncertainty on expectations.

This approach emphasises being in the room, working in partnership with your child, trying to instill trust and establish a relationship through which your kids will know that they can come to you when (not if) they find themselves out of their depth online (or off).

The central bank's selective approach emphasises that foreign financial institutions wishing to establish operations in Malaysia will need to be large, to have special expertise and offer international linkages, and to be able to promote the further development of the Malaysian financial sector (especially Islamic finance and insurance).

He said if elected Labour would adopt a different approach, emphasising teacher quality, symbolised by his announcement that teachers would have to be regularly relicensed.

The principal poster for the film (below left) takes a different approach, emphasising the dual identities of Martha and Marcy May by merging two photographs of Olsen's face to create a gauzy, sundrenched image.

A further question is whether an approach emphasising credit really can eradicate poverty: a ridiculously ambitious goal, though one that Mr Yunus's evangelical view of the virtues of credit has perpetuated.

The conceptual frame adopted is a socio/cultural approach emphasising the theories of participation and social mediation (Stetsenko 2007; Vygotsky 1978).

The National Academy of Sciences through a deliberative and legalised approach, emphasising that scientists need more to engage the affected communities, come to a similar conclusion that "there is no sufficient evidence available at this time to support the release of GDMOs into the environment" (NAS 2016, p. 166, Abbasi 2016).