Sentence examples for defining an approach from inspiring English sources

In Meet the Police Commissioner, which aired last week, Barnes, who travels around in a van she calls "Ann Force 1", struggled to explain what her role involved and was filmed having difficulty defining an approach to policing priorities called "the onion".

This definition, however, does not assist in defining an approach to take in engaging with these constituencies.

This doctrine, embraced by neoconservative policymakers, defines an approach to threats that are viewed as having low probability, but a potentially high impact.

When framing investments, partner with your IT counterpart to define an approach that lowers risks, reduces costs, and increases the likelihood of success.

I will show a range of recent projects undertaken by the CSR and ask questions which define an approach to spatial research.

This paper defines an approach for management of networked entities, including either hardware devices or software services.

Jonathan Puckey presented the 'Conditional Design manifesto', an attempt to define an approach to design - regardless of 'chosen media' - as a reaction to a world where computation, or computational processes, are increasingly prevalent.

It defines an approach for predicting the carbon concentration in austenite under the condition that competing reactions such as carbide formation and bainite transformation are suppressed.

The objective of the workshop was to define an approach for the integration of SRI in research and extension programs in the 15 Economic Community Of West African States (ECOWAS) countries by 2015.

A secondary objective was to define an approach for genetic screening in families with autosomal dominant disease.

In a previous work, we defined an approach to assess the behavior of web services in the presence of tampered SOAP messages [10].