Sentence examples for solutions that suit from inspiring English sources

Tax avoidance drains money from society, forcing solutions that suit private contractors and let politicians off the hook.

But some Palestinians say the changes are just another example of Israel's imposing solutions that suit itself, and that the barrier still fences them in.

But to go beyond the safety audit function and start trying to effect concrete changes such as those seen in Indian cities, D'Silva says they would need "a partner on the ground in those places because it's important for them to get a more detailed dataset" and to take a lead in advocating solutions that suit each local context.

Lecturers are willing to listen to their learners and to their needs and find individualised solutions that suit their contexts.

Part of the reason that there is a groundswell of populist anger at the economic solutions that suit those "too big to fail" banks is that too many people and businesses who are infinitesimally tiny by comparison are on the verge of failure.

Of his own health care law, Romney wrote in the op-ed: "Different states will experiment with and settle on the solutions that suit their residents best.

And is entrepreneurship a solution that suits everyone?

But Andrews Tipper says that challenge has also been the project's strength, as "this type of broad collaboration means that you aren't just getting a solution that suits one sector.

Empathy is a useful tool and you are more likely to reach a solution that suits all parties and colleagues will feel less defensive if they see that you understand their point of view, even if you don't share it.

Stirling Albion operations director Stuart Brown said he was satisfied that there was a solution that suited all 42 clubs.

I just need to speak to the manager and then with the board and try to find a solution that suits everyone".