Sentence examples for reformed approach from inspiring English sources
"Our reformed approach to franchising will give more flexibility to train operators on how they configure services and run their business," Ms Villiers said.
It also means taking a reformed approach to social issues.
In summary, while the conventional cookbook style and recently reformed approaches work in many ways to achieve certain pedagogic goals, the MBL approach supports student autonomy to acquire scientific inquiry skills and fosters intrinsic motivation and a sense of ownership of learning.
FuelCell energy's DFC™ technology has adopted an internal reforming approach that eliminates the need for an external reformer, resulting in increased efficiency, compactness, better thermal management and lower cost.
At the ceremony, he seemed eager to mark his start with quiet but unmistakable gestures that affirmed the reforming approach he has embraced since being selected in November over more senior bishops for the post that makes him spiritual leader of some 80 million Anglicans worldwide.
Reforming approaches to the regulation of health markets in LMICs is not something that can be driven from outside.
The EU has adopted a "more funds for more reform" approach, she said.
So why don't we use a similarly light but energetic, decentralized but forceful reform approach when it comes to health care, transportation, energy or environmental policy?
He said the proponents of the Washington Consensus had warned that China's slow-reform approach would be, in his words, "the worst possible transition strategy," doomed to "result in unavoidable economic collapse".
He doesn't care which reform approach prevails, but a candidate needs to promise to champion one or the other if he wants to win Mayday's backing and keep Mayday from supporting a rival.
John Nester, a spokesman for Ms. Schapiro, welcomed Mr. Aguilar's comments and said that the chairwoman "has never wavered from her belief that a floating N.A.V is the most principled reform approach".
