Sentence examples for approach which seeks from inspiring English sources

His cautious, incremental approach, which seeks to defer major decisions, would find an audience now.

It's too early to judge Mr. Obama's cooler, less judgmental approach, which seeks to engage rather than isolate countries like Iran.

They have done this in the name of a 'fortress conservation' approach, which seeks to remove local people from their lands.

Despite the new approach, which seeks to promote trade rather than aid, Pinda urged the British government to continue to give general budget support, which contributes significantly to Tanzania's total budget.

Then there's the "through the legs" approach, which seeks to entice the potential moviegoer by presenting them with a viewpoint from between a woman's naked or stocking-clad legs.

While its cradle-to-college approach, which seeks to break the cycle of poverty for all 10,000 children in a 97-block zone of Harlem, may be breathtaking in scope, the jury is still out on its overall impact.

Joel Smith, activities officer at Manchester student union, told the Mancunion: "We strongly condemn this journalistic approach which sought to damage the integrity of both our union and the Mancunion.

The victory over the massive conventional forces of the USSR was a key factor in the formulation of the group's radical new global approach, which sought to target the US – the so-called "far enemy" – to weaken regimes in the Middle East – the "near enemy" – and overcome the parochialism and infighting that plagued Islamist extremists at the time.

Part of the reason the Doha negotiations failed, many observers now acknowledge, was that they were simply too ambitious, relying on a so-called "single undertaking" approach, which sought an across-the-board agreement on the markets for agriculture, goods and services.

One was the 'deflationary' approach, which sought to assimilate all propositions to one true type.

The paper reviews over 100 documents that discuss joint commissioning, adopting an interpretive approach which sought to identify a series of discourses, each of which view the processes and outcomes of joint commissioning differently.