Sentence examples for more open approaches from inspiring English sources

Schools need to start piloting more open approaches now before they have to ban pens.

"They taught other players how to be themselves and how to find more open approaches in creating musical dialogues".

Creating shared value amongst many partners and constituencies often means testing more open approaches. 5. Encouraging experimentation.

This article is provided by the California Management Review.The increasing adoption of more open approaches to innovation fits uneasily with current theories of business strategy.

Along with these changes have come requirements for more open approaches to the combined spatial and temporal modelling often used in management, leading to the development of tools that are designed to meet the needs of managers and other stakeholders.

We find, as anticipated, that amongst other factors specialist knowledge providers are more likely to be engaged by firms with more open approaches to innovation, those with high levels of absorptive capacity, those with greater social capital and networking capabilities, as well as by those with deeper commitments to innovation.

They have tended to bring a more open approach.

The system fell apart in 1998, when the Legislature tried a more open approach.

By Ken Auletta If Clinton decides to run for President, she'll need to adopt a more open approach.

"It's a more open approach to performance," he said, because clowning is about "celebrating mistakes".

He attributed the rise in part to a more open approach.