Sentence examples for approach to settlement from inspiring English sources

Mr. Newman, for his part, has simply altered his approach to settlement discussions.

Contested Votes: It is still too early to make an adequate prediction on the volume of contested meetings that make it to a shareholder vote in 2018; this will depend on many variables: tax reform, the overall health of the market, as well as companies' overall approach to settlement negotiations.

Many people become weary and take a do anything to get out approach to settlement.

An important link in this process can be new approach to settlements, that are using new technologies focused on energy self-sufficiency and green footprint.

In phone calls to his European allies, Mr Obama is said to have expressed frustration at Mr Netanyahu's approach to settlements, but to have explained he had "too many domestic fires to extinguish" to risk a bust-up over Israel.The White House strenuously denies this account.

But this "segmented" approach to settlements is contrary to the private interests of managers because it eliminates the justification for the duty to contribute.

Current approaches to settlement upgrading favour the adoption of community-based, participatory styles of planning and management.

Predicted weather-related events like sea level rise, increased storm events, and extreme heat waves imply an urgent need for new approaches to settlement design to enable human and non-human species to adapt to these increased risks.

Neither the FCC nor the ITU approach to reducing settlement rates address the problem of reforming the international settlement process and replacing it with an economically efficient, market oriented payment scheme.

To do so we adopt and further develop the enclave approach to immigrant settlement pioneered by Card (2001) where actual immigration flows are instrumented by a predicted settlement variable generated from overall immigration flows on the assumption that new migrants go to live in locations where earlier migrants from their origin country also settled.

Boles, O. J. C. & Lane, P. The green, green grass of home: an archaeo-ecological approach to pastoralist settlement in central Kenya.