Sentence examples for take a soft approach from inspiring English sources

"We're trying to take a soft approach and welcome people to this movie but also including some contact we know is what the audiences that will see the film won't see every day".

The owners of non-compliant websites face fines of up to £500,000, but the ICO has played down the threat of such serious action, telling the BBC it would take a soft approach to enforcement.

We've seen that when administrations take a soft approach, or no approach, to safety and health regulations, deaths skyrocket.

'The assembly should take a soft approach, different viewpoints should also be acknowledged; otherwise, those whose voices are not heard would hesitate to join the next NHA.' A similar concern was also expressed by the Director of Bureau of Multilateral Trade Negotiations, who urged health actors to approach DTN softly with strong evidence and a clear health policy.

At Tufts University, a multidisciplinary team of researchers wants to take a softer approach.

But Henderson doubts the new charity will take a softer approach.

His job was to urge Mr. Bush to take a softer approach toward the company if elected president.

Mr. Chen sometimes promised during the campaign to take a softer approach to managing mainland relations and played down promises to draft a new constitution for the island.

"Instead of making a power move to the ball and going to the foul line, she would sometimes take a softer approach and turn around and shoot.

Some Colombians fear that Mr. Uribe will take a softer approach to the paramilitaries, considering his close association with military officers accused of rights abuses and his friendships with far-right Colombians.

Microsoft's aim, the company says, is to curry favor with the apparent Republican presidential nominee, hoping he will speak out against the government's case -- and, perhaps, take a softer approach toward the company if he is elected president.