Sentence examples for softer form of from inspiring English sources

The price of avoiding more bloodshed may require opting for a softer form of Brexit.

The prime minister's move would seem to point inevitably to a softer form of Brexit.

And even as cross-party talks continue, a Conservative-Labour compromise on a softer form of Brexit is a remote possibility because it would probably split both parties irrevocably.

If May refuses to budge at all, then under the terms of her proposal the issue would move to MPs, who would be expected to back a softer form of departure.

Corbyn accepted the prime minister's surprise offer of negotiations, and her signal that she was willing to contemplate a softer form of Brexit, after a marathon cabinet meeting on Tuesday.

Since 2002, Ataturk's French-inspired model has collapsed; the A.K.P. and its allies have instead promoted a softer form of secularism that allows for more religious expression in government, politics and education.

But what of softer forms of influence?

THE attention women now lavish on pocketbooks once went to softer forms of persuasion.

Aldous Huxley in his novel Brave New World emphasized softer forms of control.

A related task is to guard against the softer forms of unwarranted secret and manipulative control made possible by new technologies.

At the GSD she will study urban design, with particular emphasis on approaches to the redevelopment of urban areas, the integration of public transport and the "softer" forms of transport, and the creation of high-quality public spaces.