Sentence examples for divisive approach from inspiring English sources

Mancini's divisive approach has left many nonplussed.

A divisive approach is not in his interests; nor does it serve the public.

Iraq: how much is the divisive approach of Maliki responsible for the turmoil?

This would be a negative and divisive approach, and should not be how we define our national identity".

But Hillary Rodham Clinton's divisive approach to health care reform, she herself admits in her memoirs, doomed its chances.

Other NATO leaders welcomed the decision, even as they said Trump's divisive approach to his allies weakened the alliance.

It can be implemented by using agglomerative and divisive approaches.

While Mr. Kennedy and a relatively small number of other Democrats were pushing for immediate, concrete steps to challenge Mr. Bush through legislation, Democratic leaders said that for now they favored the less-divisive approach of simply asking senators to cast a vote on a nonbinding resolution for or against the plan.

The deputy prime minister, Nick Clegg, said Farage's remarks had revealed his "divisive, nasty approach" to politics.

The rise of Isis was facilitated by Nouri al-Maliki's divisive sectarian approach which allowed Isis to ride a wave of Sunni Arab despair.

Richard Ayaode and Chiwetel Ejiyofor might both be in the running to play brilliant, but notoriously snooty Turner-prize nominee Kodwo Eshun, who used his Off the Page platform to propose a controversial – and socially divisive – new approach to pop history, whereby the significance of musical sub-cultures should be graded according to their ability to attract the attention of "Oxbridge graduates".