Sentence examples for as primary solutions from inspiring English sources
There has been an ongoing debate within society and its institutions about the effectiveness of punishment, treatment, and rehabilitation as primary solutions to this social problem.
This chapter deals with the energy productions from various renewables, including solar, geothermal, wind, hydro, ocean, and biomass resources, which are recognized as primary solutions to combat environmental challenges.
Others are pushing one method as their primary solution, but are implementing another as a secondary option.
And over time, Democratic leaders haven't just embraced deficit reduction as a goal, they have explicitly bought into government austerity as the primary solution.
In order to address these problems, a high-density, transit-oriented urban design is envisaged as one of the primary solutions.
Monkeys and apes use living in groups as their primary solution to this: there is an implicit social contract to stick together and defeat the common enemy.
Critics accused the World Bank of being "very unambitious" and obsessed with economic growth rather tackling inequality after the leak of planning documents in March that were heavily focused on free market orthodoxy as the primary solution to global poverty.
Yet in industry and education circles, STEM – teaching science, technology, engineering, and mathematics – has gained cult-like status as the primary solution to our national innovation challenges.
Time and wavelength division multiplexed passive optical network (TWDM-PON) was determined as a primary solution to NG-PON2 by the full service access network (FSAN) in 2012.
In theory, the Brazilian solid waste management legislation supports recycling cooperatives and promotes avoidance, reuse, and recycling as a primary solution tackling waste.
CEO Stéphanie Delestre – who was the former COO of Qype – believes that recruitment has not really changed over the last 10 years, with companies still turning to expensive job ads as the primary solution.
