Sentence examples for revamped approach from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kalanick said the car service business would benefit from a revamped approach.

He said the revamped approach will focus on communicating better about the candidate's existing ideas rather than providing new ones.

Mr. Rebell said he supported the board's revamped approach to allocating state aid, which he said that 43 other states already use.

The revamped approach focuses on "connected learning," the idea that every experience in a preschooler's life can be educational, in either the curricular or emotional sense.

Asked whether he fully backed Obama's revamped approach, McChrystal said he was "absolutely supportive of the time line" and denied the nature of the mission had been changed by Obama's speech at West Point.

Last week, it was reported that the Obama administration was considering extending support to thousands of Syrian rebel fighters, possibly with arms and air strikes, as part of the revamped approach to Syria.

Sharon Abrams, a personal trainer from Spring Valley, has revamped her approach to dating.

Amid the criticism, the department took a hard look at the unit and, this year, revamped its approach and its policy.

While the regulator has revamped its approach to overseeing the nation's biggest banks since the crisis, recent black eyes suggest that fundamental problems persist.

Indeed that was, or appeared to be, one of the basic intuitions that took New Labour to power.New Labour's original tax pledge was a totem of its revamped economic approach: of its acknowledgment that free markets and deregulation were, after all, the best way to maximise national prosperity and finance progressive goals.

That shocked China's energy bosses and forced them to revamp their approach to overseas acquisitions.