Sentence examples for revised approach to from inspiring English sources

Already up and running, and a pleasant surprise, is Song's revised approach to airline food.

Saturday's concert was a canny example of the Met's recently revised approach to music programming.

Rhys Moore, director of the foundation, said: "With this revised approach to accreditation, we are open for business for retailers to show leadership on the living wage.

The revised approach to local governance is narrow, functional and shorn of ambition; the council's newly shrivelled remit limited to the very letter of its statutory duties on housing, waste management, planning, leisure and recreation, and environmental health.

We advocate for a smarter, revised approach to the management of the drunk and violent element of Sydney's night-life, which does not cripple the flow of emerging musical talent.

A National Grid spokeswoman said the revised approach to undergrounding would be published in April.

Paul Struthers, the chief executive of the Professional Jockeys Associationn, said that the PJA will now "do what we can in the short time we have before the rule comes into force to ensure jockeys are aware of what the revised approached to the rules means for them".

Revised approaches to measuring family planning service quality may be needed to ensure accurate assessment of programs and to better inform quality-improvement interventions.

Considering OSH when exploring green chemistry options will reduce the likelihood of unwarranted consequences for workers and the need to revise approaches to sustainability.

But it seemed lessons had been learned and a revised approach at the Euros promised more success.

The gist of the revised approach is to allow corporations that demonstrate a willingness to improve internal compliance to do so, rather than require them to take on costly and disruptive monitors.