Sentence examples for piloted approach from inspiring English sources

The committees recommended that the MOPH should officially introduce the piloted approach in all the provinces and districts, and expressed interest in sharing their governance development experience with other provinces and districts.

UNICEF in cooperation with DEP has piloted approaches (MICS, DevInfo) which are likely to overcome these issues.

"The tugboats weren't very happy when we first had recreational sailing out here, but the second year I discovered that the Captain of the Port is a sailor," Fortenbaugh, who was dressed in a blazer trimmed with insignia, white pants, and white bucks, said as the rubber dinghy he was piloting approached the clubhouse.

He balanced the budget, ended thousands of vendor contracts, shifted seventh and eighth grades into high schools, piloted an approach that eliminates grade levels in some schools and rewrote curricula.

We piloted the approach in June of 2012 to assess feasibility and congruence with resident learning preferences.

We have piloted one approach, using the Internet to obtain preferences on written health state descriptions from a "standing panel" of members of the public.

Many leaders subconsciously succumb to an "auto-pilot" approach just to cope.

"Many pilots approach new toys with skepticism, and the iPad seems to be almost universally appreciated as a cockpit device".

Often, pilots approach the runway only to discover they are not low enough to land, and must circle to lose altitude.

Mr Paddick, Britain's highest ranking openly gay officer, headed a pilot approach to cannabis use which cautioned people for personal possession in the borough of Lambeth, south London, rather than arresting and charging them.

The micro-pilot approach for coalbed reservoir evaluation has three primary goals.