Sentence examples for approaches of its from inspiring English sources

An Obama-Biden administration would be better off if it abandoned the approaches of its predecessor — de-Bushification, if you will — and recognized that valuing the will of the Iraqi people would better serve all.

McAfee will stay focused on threat detection, but it's moving beyond the signature-based approaches of its early days and is adopting machine learning technology instead in an effort to detect attacks as they happen, rather than after the fact.

This paper discusses different elements and approaches of its determination.

For the mitigation of severe accidents, the European Pressurized Water Reactor EPRR) has adopted and improved the defense-in-depth approaches of its predecessors, the French "N4" and the German "Konvoi" plants.

Despite the limitations of the mobile platform, in comparison to its home console counterparts, it retains the action-oriented approach of its predecessors, with the same combination of combat, platforming, and puzzle game elements.

Ryanair's bludgeoning approach to short-haul flying transformed European aviation, and it was driven by the zero-sum approach of its chief executive.

If Euronext wins the British prize, it will owe much to the quiet approach of its affable, soft-spoken chief executive, Jean-François Théodore.

Not so, says Murray, who attributes it to a change in format when the show was moved to BBC1, to bring it closer in line with the more straightforward approach of its Saturday night sibling.

It is also the first one fully reflecting the approach of its young curator, Dina A. Bailey.

Inquisition marries the spirit and scope of Origins with the flashier approach of its sequel.

And one of those chocolate desserts that collapses in a molten faint at the approach of its sauce.