Sentence examples for approach to terms from inspiring English sources

I suggest a new approach to terms famous for introducing conventional implicatures, "even", "but", and so on.

The LGA said that a "reasonable, common sense approach" to term-time holidays should be allowed, which would in effect return to the policy in force prior to 2013.

Last week, the Local Government Association said the new rules do not recognise the complexities of family life and head teachers should be allowed to take a "common-sense approach" to term time holidays.

Following a suggestion by Peter Simons, one may regard Brentano's reformed logic "a sensible and pedagogically accessible approach to term logic" that is—"with a little tidying up"—"fully amenable to the most rigorous mathematical treatment".

The doublet method is a novel approach to term extraction that curators can use to augment medical nomenclatures.

There do appear to be differences between Japan and Germany, though, in their approaches to coming to terms with the past.

This general approach to mental terms might be called irreferentialism.

The approach to these terms is based on a cause effect skeleton.

(For related reading, see "A New Approach To Long-Term Care Insurance" and "Taking The Surprise Out Of Long-Term Care").

(For more insight, see "A New Approach To Long-Term Care Insurance" and "Taking The Surprise Out Of Long-Term Care").

Alison Benjamin is editor of Society Guardian Social care policies The Tories take a voluntary approach to long-term care funding.