Sentence examples for foregoing strategy from inspiring English sources
We use the foregoing strategy for this derivation.
But, of course, for the foregoing strategy to work and thus for (ID) to be fully vindicated, a perspicuous account of the notion of "essence" would be required and that is a large task which cannot be undertaken here.
In other words, efforts can be undertaken to solve alleged (moderately) structured problems via a technocratic strategy foregoing the more fundamental value-laden issues.
But some of that momentum is lost because they are foregoing other accessible strategies — everything from energy efficiency to information gathering.
We focus on two key indicators of inability to pay: the need to borrow money and/or sell assets (representing strategies aimed at meeting health care costs) and foregoing health service utilization (a strategy to avoid costs).
In contrast, the second strategy (i.e. foregoing health service utilization) is more often applied for outpatient care than for hospital services.
> -wrap-foot> The association of the second type of coping strategy (i.e. foregoing services) with the selected characteristics of respondents was studied by means of a multinomial logistic regression (table 4).
The ultimate goal of this research is to use the basic knowledge gleaned from the foregoing projects to develop and implement strategies for reducing human exposure to tick-borne disease agents.
These concepts can be positioned as complementary to the foregoing political economy analysis of governance strategies for supporting the conditions of innovation, by providing a focus on partly historical characteristics of technologies and emergent sectors themselves.
The strategy here departs from the foregoing by parallelizing the generation of random subintervals for the set of sample paths until all sample paths have been computed for the stated time interval.
From the foregoing it emerges that a number of strategies and technologies can be adopted for wastewater management in a decentralised framework, all effectively treating smaller quantities at or near the source.
