Sentences with phrase «acceptable approach»

In all cases local authorities and institutions will need to agree a mutually acceptable approach that represents best value and the local authority will need to fund this from its high needs budget.
They accept a more acceptable activity and a more acceptable approaching for their accouchement too.
Internet dating is a totally socially acceptable approach to finding a partner and is becoming the main source of new romances - Hundreds of millions of men and women subscribe to dating sites world wide as our busy schedules do not give us time to really go out and meet people.
Once the denomination commits itself to homogeneity of theological approach, the question of the one acceptable approach becomes critical.
Generally speaking, it appears to be a practicable and acceptable approach for the staff and children concerned, but inevitably there are certain obstacles and limitations which are outlined below.
Now, generosity is not only an acceptable approach to business — it is actually considered «cool.»
This has proven to be an acceptable approach compared to the traditional but time - and labor - intensive straining method.
Another acumen is that Philippine women like to live to America to alive because of the acceptable approaching they will get in this admirable country.
Even if the time is right, is injecting a fictitious supercop into the horrific events an acceptable approach?
This publication not only makes egregiously inhumane, inaccurate, and inflammatory assertions about cats, but it also promotes illegal animal cruelty by recommending shooting cats as an acceptable approach for feral cats.
This conflicts with the need to train them to eat what is offered, since it isn't as easy for me to tell a client just to wait until the dog is hungry and it will eat, even though I do think that is an acceptable approach for bigger dogs.
One acceptable approach is to read numerous consumer reviews of Maine car insurance companies you might consider.
, that «business as usual» is no longer an acceptable approach when it comes to domestic newborn adoption.
Since children can have potentially lethal reactions to being forced to see the rejected parent, in no circumstance is the risk of further harming the child an acceptable approach to this problem (Kelly & Johnston, 2001).
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