Sentence examples for approaches for them from inspiring English sources

"SABMiller's apparent intransigence has to be tempered, in our view, both by its largest shareholder's public support for ABI's proposal and the fate of those companies' share prices where a deal has been aborted recently," he said, pointing to the falls in the share prices of pharmaceuticals company Shire and insurer RSA when takeover approaches for them collapsed.

However to advocate and to capture men's interest, we might have to use different approaches for them [men] to use the services.

It is a new approach for them.

This gave them the best chance of protecting themselves and we remain firm that this was the right approach for them and for our business.

But Croatia will inevitably have set pieces and the way England have set out to defend free-kicks and corners is the best approach for them.

Families of civilian victims with private pension plans are not helped by this interpretation, but Mr. Feinberg said that he was not ruling out a similar approach for them once he has had an opportunity to examine the plans.

Radius-TWC executives told me that this was an unusual approach for them — they have tried it with only three of the twenty films they have put out — but that it turned out to be a good move.

One approach for them is being put together by a number of big City investors, backed by some private equity firms, who are backing a vehicle that would be chaired by former Tesco executive Andy Higginson.

"About two billion people on this planet are not served by electricity, and the most cost effective approach for them is often solar or biomass, not fossil fuels," said Dan Reicher, who served on the G-8 task force as a Clinton administration official.

The acquisition will mean a more integrated approach for them where their PayPal services have a stronger layer of fraud protection on them, and they also get used to help form a bigger picture about the overall state of fraud that the companies.

Mathematicians call this the "traveling salesman problem," in which scientists try to calculate the shortest possible route given a theoretical arrangement of cities. Bumblebees, however, take the brute-force approach: For them, it's simply a matter of experience, plus trial and error, scientists report in the current issue of PLoS Biology.