Sentence examples for understanding approaches from inspiring English sources

As the first anniversary of the $55m memorandum of understanding approaches later this month, Dutton's visit has seemingly sought to limit the fallout from comments made late last month by Sopheak, who claimed there were "no plans" for Cambodia to accept any more refugees from Nauru.

Organized inference related to the interactions of microbes and potential processes has assisted in understanding approaches and concepts for inhibiting the growth of methanogens and profitable scale up design.

In our understanding, approaches based on conceptual mathematical models are quite feasible considering that the sophisticated network of molecular interactions observed in present-day cells has been developed in natural evolution with the primary goal to make fundamental processes already present in primordial cells more efficient and specific.

This model constitutes a critical step towards testing hypotheses and understanding approaches for maximizing synergy and substrate properties with a goal of cost effective enzymatic hydrolysis.

Patients (12/37) focussed on the value of understanding approaches by staff and developing trusting relationship over time with nurses and doctors.

In this study, Porter's Five Forces have been used to identify key factors that have real or potential impact on company entry into national health systems, by understanding approaches to strategic comparative advantage.

Mr. Sharon issued a statement praising Secretary Powell's "understanding approach".

Penelope Cassar, president of the arts society, said Mr. Vernon was known for his sensitive and understanding approach to shaping the sound of an avocational chorus.

The conservative evangelical approach to Islam is in stark contrast with the "interfaith understanding" approach of many Orthodox, Roman Catholic and mainline Protestant churches like the Methodists, Episcopalians and Lutherans.

Warnock believes his understanding approach has been key to Taarabt's change in fortunes and that the midfielder will eventually regret his decision to leave the club.

David Tucker, head of crime and criminal justice at the College of Policing, said the pilot was aimed at fostering a more "nuanced and understanding approach" to the history of abuse encountered by frontline police.