Sentence examples for withdrawal approach from inspiring English sources

While a systematic withdrawal approach may make just as much sense financially, a retiree may simply feel more secure with a bucket strategy.

A key takeaway, however, is that while you may expect the economic benefits of the more time-intensive bucket strategy to trump those of a systematic withdrawal approach, they may not.

Since the outpatient withdrawal approach is less expensive than the inpatient approach, and is as successful in motivated patients, it is the preferred choice in many cases [40, 43].

Both Iraqi and US officials warned of increasing rates of violence as the deadline for withdrawal approached and they were not wrong: a series of bombings around the country has killed hundreds.

Worries about a return to the bad old days here and elsewhere in Afghanistan have cast a pall over Herat, contributing to a weakening of its lifeblood — trade — as the 2014 troop withdrawal approaches.

In particular, Mr. Clinton should stress that Mr. Barak's desire for peace is genuine and that with the Lebanon withdrawal approaching and the administration's own time in office running out, the time for Mr. Assad to make a deal is now.

This will prolong the uncertainty as the deadline for Nato withdrawal approaches.

The reaction to this somewhat apocalyptic ICG report shows how wide the gulf has become between the Afghan government and its Western backers - as the 2014 Nato withdrawal approaches.

Such inexpensive, sustainable projects expand opportunities for Afghan women as the troop withdrawal approaches.

"We may safely assume that, while he pursues economic peace, the settlements will expand, houses will replace mobile homes in the outposts, and the probability of withdrawal will approach zero.

Consistent with the previously documented dichotomous motivational orientations (i.e., withdrawal versus approach) associated with sadness versus anger, we hypothesized that greater sadness would predict greater DMN (rather than DAN) functional dominance, whereas greater anger would predict the opposite.