Sentences with phrase «once common approach»

We hope to lead by example a change in the once common approach of rescues attacking other groups in order to get limited donation dollars from supporters.

Not exact matches

Although shared physical custody was once popular, a more common approach today is for one parent to have the child during the week, and the child lives with the other parent during the weekend.

Once again thank you for providing a pragmatic no BS approach to help the common man get the job done.

Jeanette Bronee's is a common sense and natural approach to eating and once you start thinking of food as nourishment, it becomes much easier to make the daily choices and selections of what to eat.

As Henry Ford once said, «Coming together is the beginning, keeping together is progress, working together is success,» and this is now the challenge for schools in MATs as we all seek to keep our individuality and individual school ethos on one hand whilst finding common ground and adopting shared approaches where they make sense.

Gone are the days of the carrot on a stick approach to school funding — a system which once made a habit of choosing favorites by rewarding states for adopting and maintaining particular sets of standards — such as Common Core.

Paper Writing Service realizes that every assignment has its own writing requirements regarding writing style, structure, referencing etc., but once you learned one common approach to paper writing, you won't face any problems in future.

Once standards for tail appearance are developed, breeders need to take a common sense approach to how they prioritize what is — with the important exception of NBTxNBT matings — a cosmetic issue when making breeding decisions least the tail start wagging the breed.

Our objective is to come together on a common approach that will contribute to the negotiations under the U.N. Framework Convention of global climate once the Kyoto Protocol expires in 2012.

Slightly off topic, I once argued using this common sense approach to try to spoon feed some critical thought to deniers.

This is a significant case, not only because the Court for the first time had to deal with the increasingly more common phenomenon of the «false self - employed» when interpreting competition law, but also because the Court once again demonstrated its willingness to take public interests other than economic efficiency into account when applying competition law (a holistic approach that, I argue, is fundamentally more in line with the EU treaties).

If, as seems to be the case, the trial judge in the new Fisher trial did apply the Snell robust and pragmatic common sense approach, then, assuming there is an appeal and assuming that Aristorenas is still good law once Clements is decided, the Court of Appeal may have to determine whether Fisher is consistent with Aristorenas.

Too common, although it is fair to say that there are certain defendant firms who are much more collaborative in their approach and we usually work well together for the benefit of the claimant once we have established liability.