Sentence examples for this approach see from inspiring English sources

For more details on how to apply this approach, see "Turn Your Adversary Into Your Advocate," by Katie Liljenquist, and Adam Galinsky in Negotiation, as well as Chapter 5 of "Give and Take".

(For a critique of this approach, see Hershovitz 2003).

For further details concerning this approach, see Section 3.4, below.

For a modern variant of this approach see Burgess (2012).

(For critical discussions of this approach see Schauer 1982, Feinberg 1987, MacKinnon 1987).

For more ideas on this approach see my article on Are Job Fairs Fair.

This approach sees waste from shampoo being turned into fertiliser, scraps of paper converted into roof tiles and off-cuts from feminine care products being used to make cement.

Even better, the opposition Labour Party has been stumped by this approach, seeing its political strength while being prevented, by Labour's traditions and interest groups, from fully embracing it.

Participants who supported this approach saw it as the quickest, safest, and least costly road to a successful mission.

The heroic entrepreneurial spirit characterising this approach sees the informal sector as something closed compared with the formal one.

This approach sees people interacting in countless settings using symbolic communications to accomplish the tasks at hand.