Sentence examples for be approached from the from inspiring English sources

Q: You are saying that the issue of the victims and those responsible should be approached from the viewpoint of "human beings" instead of the framework of "nations," correct?

Such a quandary must be approached from the demand, instead of the supply, side.

Falling Waters Trail in the Franconia Range can be approached from the upper end where it meets the Franconia Ridge Trail on Little Haystack Mountain.

They believe the issue should be approached from the perspective of harm reduction, and that only those who share the images should face repercussions, not those who take them.

I knew that this novel would be best tackled as many short-form pieces woven together, a cohesion of self-governing moments, and though it took me a while, I realised that these differing artforms – the novel and the short story – could be complementary, that the writing of one could be approached from the side of the other.

Integration in industrial automation can be approached from the theory of Distributed Artificial Intelligence.

At 16:00 a large Turkish force was reported by the Canterbury Mounted Rifles to be approaching from the north, so the regiment was sent to help.

The action is approached from the position that this is a true spy movie, but it's in this world where cars are alive".

Questions of livelihoods, health and education are approached from the local level, or through the lens of development policy and programming.

"Obviously, teaching writing works, there are a lot of writers who come out of it, but it's not a process the way that it's approached, from the mind down to the hand".

Jacobson told me, when The Finkler Question made the Booker longlist, that its success might have something to do with the fact that, for once, its Jewishness is being approached from the outside, by a non-Jew.