Sentence examples for approach prefers from inspiring English sources

The approach prefers settlements behind closed doors and the difference in size of penalties is never explained.

The IPR-as-a-catalyst approach prefers the IPR regime to remain as the status quo and that the climate change regime construct an enabling environment by lowering the transaction costs of technology transfer and enhancing the regulatory capacity of developing countries.

The two panel approach prefers expert and lay committee meetings and does not include a backward translation.

Some comics try a less aggressive approach, preferring self-deprecation in this most swaggering of comedy clubs.

Ray favors the least intrusive approach, preferring to develop relationships with the villagers in order to capture spontaneous, unstaged moments.

As in Syria, the Obama administration has favoured a hands-off approach, preferring to act through proxies rather than engage directly.

Craig said he would rather not analyze his approach, preferring to focus on basic concepts like making solid contact and not missing pitches over the middle.

As you would expect, its default reluctance to favour wholesale demolition is consistent with the approach preferred by his housing deputy, James Murray, when he was housing lead at Islington Council.

In contrast to the recent negative ads that the governor has weathered, legislative leaders praised his approach, preferring his more cooperative demeanor to the aggressive tactics of his predecessor and onetime running mate, Mr. Spitzer.

The Citizens Campaign for the Environment, a member of a citizens' advisory council the lab created to involve community groups in the cleanup, is backing the more extensive approach preferred by the county officials.

I had people stop me on the street and say, 'You go, girl.' " Political consultants frown on such an approach, preferring distance between the candidate and the harshest statements.