Sentence examples for approaches to challenge from inspiring English sources

In its first six months, the organisation has put together a range of approaches to challenge these negative attitudes.

It has experimented with bottom-up networked approaches to challenge the rigid, top-down, party driven system that has dominated Spanish political life since 1978.

The fifth generation evolutionary models aimed to find approaches to challenge the main disadvantage of previous models which were identified as failures in neoclassical economics to deal with dynamic qualitative changes and weak explanatory power of the mechanical metaphor adopted in orthodox economic thinking for innovation dynamics (Hodgson 1993; Saviotti 1996).

While a minority acknowledged their smoking was controlled by an addiction, the general dominance of control and choice metaphors in participants' discourse suggested three potential cessation message themes that we developed and tested in phase 2. The first two used affect-laden approaches to challenge the reasoned positions smokers had constructed.

The sector's traditional approach to challenge has been to develop codes of practice, joint charters, or training schemes.

Now, some lawyers have taken an unusual approach to challenge the ban: fighting tickets using a law established after the Civil War to protect the rights of former slaves.

In Sevenoaks one multi-ability school is using this approach to challenge the grammar schools on their own turf.

A confrontational approach to challenge students to rethink their understanding and belief may have pedagogical value for some students.

I decided a couple months ago, as my birthday began quickly approaching, to challenge myself and get my body into better shape.

In addition, co-immunoprecipitation experiments uncovered mu delta physical proximity in the hippocampus validating our approach to challenge the relevance of in vivo GPCR heteromers.

Campaign insiders say she has usually sided with advisers favoring a more aggressive approach to challenging Mr. Obama, of Illinois, instead of those arguing for restraint, worried about reinforcing the negatives about her image.