Sentence examples for revised its approach from inspiring English sources
In the 1990s, destructive fires in Deschutes County served as alarms for Sunriver, and it voluntarily revised its approach.
For example, the bureau has revised its approach to tracking hate crimes based on sexual orientation, and now includes "anti-L.G.B.T.," "anti-heterosexual" and "anti-bisexual" along with the "anti-gay" and "anti-lesbian" subcategories.
A stunned administration under the leadership of University President Harold Willis Dodds (Graduate Class of 1914), who had only six weeks before asserted that the threat of war "will call for minor adjustments in the curriculum" ("Some Thoughts on Universities and National Defense," October 31 , 1941, suddenly and drastically revised its approach.
When the government revised its approach and included adults on flights out of the city, claims were made that wounded combatants had been among those taken to the UK, Sweden, and Italy, and that patients had paid bribes to be included in the transports.
In 2000, the RCPSC revised its approach to training and program accreditation, adopting a competency-based approach.
The company says it is now revising its approach to undergrounding nationwide.
Did the studio encounter any unique challenges in the development of "Sekiro" that led it to rethink or revise its approach to game design?
If the EU truly wants to protect and encourage whistleblowers, the Danske Bank scandal provides ample reasons why the EU Parliament should revise its approach and carefully consider what it can learn from the US whistleblower programs.
The industry is currently revising its approach to the general concepts of tower design.
The company needs to make good on its commitments to talk to shareholders and revise its approach in the future".
The Environmental Protection Agency must revise its approach to assessing environmental health hazards and other risks, because current practices hinder useful and timely regulation, an expert panel of The National Research Council says.
