Sentence examples for in approach which from inspiring English sources

He said that most temples rely on a "please walk in, please walk in" approach, which no longer works.

The French have been exceptional in driving this change in approach which recognises the private sectors crucial roles in tackling climate change.

He said his organization favored the commission's original "opt in" approach, which would have prohibited companies from using consumers' data without their express permission.

There is nothing if not audacity about England's selection – that, too, born of the shift in approach which was so apparent during their summer's exploits.

With Rift or Vive, this is done with an "outside in" approach, which uses separate laser towers to track your movement.

In analyzing the previous cases, it can be said that while such international and regional forums are important and worthwhile endeavors, there is a sense that such initiatives are bureaucratic and technocratic in approach, which are mostly focused on the state level and toward government agencies.

Reagan likes the president's unusually personal, passionate, "all-in" approach which could make the difference legislatively... and, although Wayne LaPierre said that Bloomberg "can't buy America!" (NYC, maybe), until the law changes, Ron's ok with the multi-billionaire mayor spending so much money to help even the NRA's playing field.

This can decisively contribute to not unnecessarily putting efforts in approaches which are subsequently rejected by the competent authorities.

However, there is value to be found in approaches which distance themselves entirely from the 'guilt-by-association' principle used by these methods, which have an inherent bias toward well characterized genes.

A closer competitor (in terms of approach) which he namechecks is TC Disrupt battlefield alum Digital Genius.

The result discloses several challenges in introducing such a task by introducing Green Office initiative in systemic approach which reflects in waste data performance and monitoring.