Sentence examples for approach that appears from inspiring English sources
Still, he added, while it may not be easy, along with the nuclear option it is the only approach that appears technically feasible at this time.
Today the two leaders, often partners but sometimes rivals, offer starkly different paths toward development, and it is Brazil's milder and more pragmatic approach that appears ascendant.
We really need Liverpool Football Club, the owners, and the executives to think to themselves: 'Is this the right approach?'" That appears to have happened on Sunday.
But they have taken a middle-of-the-road approach that appears intended to limit Chinese meddling in the creative process.
The Vale of Glamorgan festival may not be on the laser side of cutting edge, yet it manages to extend its audience's aural horizons with an approach that appears benign but is actually quite radical.
This is the approach that appears to have landed Andrew Gilligan, the reporter on "Today," into trouble when he overstepped by claiming that the government had "sexed up" the Iraqi dossier.
On the missile issue, Mr. Brown abandoned his eagerness in the first debate to placate Mr. Clegg, an approach that appeared tailored to a possible appeal to the Liberal Democrats to support Labour's remaining in office if the May 6 election produces a hung Parliament, an outcome that polls have suggested as a strong possibility.
But Mr. Abe made the mistake of focusing on a drive to instill patriotism in schools and elevate the military's status, an approach that appeared to be out of touch with a population more concerned about the state of the national pension system and other bread-and-butter issues.
To attack this ℓ 0-norm optimization problem, a common approach that appeared in recent literature is to approximate the ℓ 0-norm by its computationally feasible approximations.
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"Sunstein left behind a muddled regulatory approach that appeared to buy into a phony, largely Republican agenda that regulations were job killers but not life savers," said Jeffrey Ruch, executive director of Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility, a whistleblower group.
