Sentence examples for approach to powers from inspiring English sources
The Joint Committee on Human Rights politely explained that: "We do not believe that such a skeletal approach to powers which engage human rights is appropriate.
The crises attending Obama's approach to power are from the new century, not the old.
Her very feminine approach to power was on display at the convention.
It is as if the approach to power brings a decivilising process and a return to the primitive.
Moreover, even some Russians argue that the Bush administration's no-nonsense approach to power has its benefits.
My longstanding theory is that you can tell a lot about a country's approach to power and equality by watching how drivers treat those on foot.
But when you see Aidan McArdle's Richard of Gloucester developing from Henry VI Part Three, it becomes something entirely different: a continuation of his late father's throne-lust and an extension of the de facto approach to power.
Adani said: "The solar projects are part of Adani's balanced approach to power generation with coal-fired, solar and wind plants supporting the energy policies of the nations in which Adani operates".
For one thing, the decentralised approach to power generation advocated by Mr Lovins seems more in tune with the do-it-yourself ethos of "The Whole Earth Catalogue" than the big nuclear power plants now championed by Mr Brand.
"It is as if the approach to power brings a decivilizing process and a return to the primitive," Margaret Cook, the widow of the adulterous former foreign secretary Robin Cook, wrote in The Guardian.
No one is better at explicating the role of personal character in public life, particularly the ways in which a preoccupation with honor, or reputation, informed 18th-century gentlemen's approach to power.
