Instead of taking this comprehensive approach, the commission is saying that it will now only recommend that binding EU measures be introduced to outlaw bias against people with disabilities.
In any case, it would have been significantly cheaper for Facebook to settle with Yahoo instead of taking this aggressive approach.
Instead of taking this piecemeal approach to immigration enforcement, the administration should work with Congress to develop comprehensive immigration reform legislation that would create a path to citizenship for those who have established roots in our communities while tightening up enforcement at the border and tackling visa overstays.
Instead of taking that approach, Ahrons became one of the first researchers in the nation to study a random sampling of divorced families.
Instead of taking an adversarial approach, market entrants such as Uber might consider approaching authorities and incumbent players and saying, "Here's what we've learned.
Instead of taking a blunderbuss approach to improving their service, perhaps at huge cost in terms of engineering, they can plan more intelligently and intervene more selectively in a knowledge-led approach to the problem.
The report notes the department "had difficulty anticipating the extent of concern from communities" in Ferguson and therefore "officers reacted to problems instead of taking a proactive approach to preventing them".
Instead of taking a scattershot approach to applications, guidance counselors said students should concentrate on researching which colleges were a good fit for them, and not wait to make the hard choice until they have won admission to multiple institutions.
Instead of taking a global approach, United adopt a territorial stance, doing exclusive deals in specific areas to maximise income and make the most of an estimated 333 million supporters worldwide.
Late Monday, the European Central Bank announced that it would guarantee unlimited two-week loans at a fixed rate of 4.21percentt, instead of taking its standard approach of fixing the amount it lends and allowing overall demand to determine the cost of borrowing.
Instead of taking a conciliatory approach, though, Mr. Perdue has vowed to "fight to the death," accused his opponents of hypocrisy and pointedly brought up a 150-year-old Supreme Court decision declaring the Chattahoochee River to be on Georgia's side of the state line.
