Sentence examples similar to given a selective approach from inspiring English sources

Most of the time the government and military have not been on the same page with regard to countering extremism and/or they have chosen a selective approach.

But when it comes to upholding international norms, the United States takes a selective approach.

Despite multiple chefs in the kitchen, Chettinadu takes a selective approach to its featured cuisine.

The autumn statement does a reasonable job in justifying a selective approach to rebalancing that focuses on northern cities.

The Bush administration has taken a selective approach to international law, arguing that the new threat posed by terrorism makes some old agreements irrelevant.

Many in Europe are instinctively hostile to a selective approach to co-operation.

"I tell my owners I take a selective approach," he said.

A selective approach, based on the preoperative likelihood of high-grade dysplasia or invasive disease, is the standard of care.

Cystic lesions of the pancreas are being identified more frequently, and a selective approach to resection is now recommended.

A strategic retreat on the matter of employing estimation in the Census is thus one illustration of a selective approach the Obama administration has taken to many issues.

and Sheila Jackson Lee (D-Texas), calls for "an end to a selective approach to Iranian opponents who struggle for democracy and human rights".