Sentence examples similar to nuanced approval from inspiring English sources
The author of the piece, Nina Burleigh, had thankfully a more nuanced take, and final approval on the cover, "I'm pleased that the cover provoked this sort of reaction.
We noted that this approval of the EHR was nuanced and that there were many opportunities for improvement moving forward," Minor told the symposium audience.
By 2008 this had mutated into the more nuanced: 'The government will [set] a fixed unit price [for] waste disposal at the time when approvals for the station are given.' This effectively caps the costs of nuclear waste disposal to the operator and transfers the risk of cost overruns on to the taxpayer.
Thus, we argue for a more nuanced set of rules that would permit agencies in many instances to preempt or regulate without the need for express congressional approval.
"It's just a new attitude, just less tolerance". Mayor Mike Henn was less nuanced: "We need to have the ability to have shock and awe". Henn and four other council members gave their preliminary approval of the ordinance; it still has to be formally voted on.
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