Sentence examples for approach implied from inspiring English sources

This is the approach implied by the in many ways visionary report of the high-level panel on the post-2015 development agenda.

Under the approach implied in your article, for example, an S.E.C. action against an investment bank — for the conduct of one of its divisions — could have the perverse effect of prohibiting that firm from managing mutual funds in a different division or subsidiary.

The approach implied by "White Horse," Hansen suggests, would address the problem by retaining the one-name-one-thing principle and reforming our language use, so that all names pick out exactly the same portion of reality in all contexts, whether used singly or compounded into phrases.

The first strategy relied on a physical functionalization of scaffolds thanks to an original route which combined both electrospinning and electrospraying, while the second approach implied the chemical modification of fiber surface via the introduction of reactive functional groups to further conjugate bioactive molecules.

The approach implied training a pool of 20 local trainers.

This approach implied a reduction in the number of informative samples.

While in her previous biography, she traced, with subtlety, the reinvention of Cleopatra from age to age, in Heroes she has chosen to adopt the opposite approach, implying, in effect, that notions of heroism have remained constant throughout the centuries.

The government's rendition of the moral approach implies that it is worth making every investment to reduce carbon emissions that has a rate of return of at least 2.5 percent, in terms of avoided damages.

The latter approach implies an abrupt model change.

But obviously his approach implies the most radical denial of this thesis.

This approach implies constant expansion, and no one has expanded more ambitiously than Dow.