Sentence examples for approach to divide from inspiring English sources
In a powerful critique of David Cameron, as No 10 brings forward plans to limit the voting rights of Scottish MPs at Westminster, the former prime minister accuses the Tories of adopting an "insidious" approach to divide England and Scotland.
In such an environment, Mao's approach to divide and mobilize the Chinese people in order to maintain the political power of the Communist Party could once again be attractive to party leaders, especially when Beijing does not have a clear idea of its future path.
In this context, the recent publication in Science Translational Medicine of an approach to divide type two diabetes, as a whole, into three subtypes is of particular interest.
The solution methods are based on the Bender decomposition approach to divide the problem into sub-problems, which can be solved in parallel, and an approximation algorithm to solve problems with a large set of scenarios.
As recombination brings in far more base changes to an allele than mutation which adversely affects the inference of true phylogenetic relationships, we used a population genetic approach to divide the strains into 5 groups and established the evolutionary relationships of these groups.
Consequently, the need for a community approach to divide the substantial effort required in reconciling and expanding these MRs has been formulated [ 17].
Those in Sweden and Ireland are thought to favour liberalisation, while those in, say, France and Germany are more cautious, for now.The European Commission, which is broadly in favour of the idea, asked CEPT, a standards body, to draw up some new rules that would allow for a technology-neutral approach to dividing up the 3G expansion band.
The disaster management cycle represents a systematic approach to dividing the risk management process (Alexander 2000; Weichselgartner 2002; Dikau and Weichselgartner 2005).
Although, inevitably, each team member brings a different set of skills to the enterprise (and, therefore, adds varying amounts of value to the business), in my experience, teams for first-time fund sponsors typically take an egalitarian approach to dividing up the "carried interest" and tend to split the "carried interest" pool evenly (or as close to evenly as possible).
Although, inevitably, each team member brings a different set of skills to the enterprise (and, therefore, adds varying amounts of value to the business), in my experience, teams for first-time fund sponsors typically take an egalitarian approach to dividing up the "carried interest" and tend to split the "carried interest" pool evenly (or as close to evenly as possible).
