Sentence examples for less combative approach from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, Canadian investors have banked on a less combative approach than their American counterparts to bring executives to heel.

The accounting industry generally opposed new regulations on auditor independence, but PricewaterhouseCoopers was one of a few firms that took a less combative approach.

The key differences, aside from a less combative approach, are ESPN's deep pockets, global reach and long-standing experience of the global rights market.

Hartnett indicated that he will extend the same leniency to other corporations when he said he wanted a less combative approach to business.

It is understood Theresa May's administration favours a less combative approach to the House of Lords than legislating to restrict its powers, but will reserve the right to proceed with the changes if the government feels greater engagement is not working.

But last fall, he outlined this less-combative approach to the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, which had bitterly opposed Mr. Levitt's effort to curb the industry's consulting work for corporate audit clients.

His strategy, like Mr. Romney's a week earlier, perhaps looked good in the playbook: the initial polls after South Carolina had shown Mr. Gingrich surging to a lead in Florida, and perhaps Mr. Gingrich thought he could look more like a front-runner by adopting a less combative and more magnanimous approach.

"The female approach is more conciliatory and less combative.

Other communicators tried a less combative technique that we might label the rational approach.

Write an article exploring whether the reasons the terrorists gave for the attack might be countered in less combative ways.

A non combative approach.