Sentence examples for more workable approach from inspiring English sources

The climate policy President Bush announced yesterday sets out a better and far more workable approach for measuring progress against global warming than the one in the Kyoto framework he rejected last spring.

To their credit, pay-TV operators came up with the concept for a more workable approach, which is now the centerpiece of a new proposal that Wheeler outlined in The Times this week: delivering their programming through an app that could run securely on smart TVs and connected devices.

A more workable "legislative approach," and one that would get an enthusiastic thumbs-up from the framers, might be for the House to begin reviewing articles of impeachment when they reconvene after the holidays.

Coca-Cola's chairman and CEO, Muhtar Kent, said in a statement: "Our support for scientific research was based on the desire to identify a more holistic, workable approach based on the best evidence.

Kooman said that the massive proportions of human trafficking often prevent people from dealing with it; he therefore chose to portray a single trafficked victim in the play so that audiences could approach the subject on a more workable level.

The late Professor Alvan R. Feinstein proposed a more logical approach that would call for smaller, more workable sample sizes.

And to make it more workable.

"If it is more workable, sign us up.

We will ensure a sensible, fair and workable approach to asylum and immigration issues.

Walmart has backed Mr. Fraser's legislation, which it sees as more workable than all-out bans.

I conceded that we needed some housekeeping help as well, which made things more workable.