Meanings of piecemeal approach in English

NHS trust leaders rightly argue that this piecemeal approach is unsustainable.

They bore crossbows, swords, grenades and a piecemeal approach to armour.

The government has been criticised for its piecemeal approach to the economic crisis so far.

Democrats have rejected the piecemeal approach and Obama has said he will veto the measures.

Some Republicans are arguing for a piecemeal approach to immigration reform that Democrats have rejected.

The overall thrust of the 109page document is that there is a piecemeal approach to sport.

However, a piecemeal approach on such an important social and economic issue can hamper our single market.

The piecemeal approach could create challenges for some sectors if parts of the report are significantly delayed.

The Government is adopting a piecemeal approach.

Mr Williams said the piecemeal approach to funding was far from ideal and a national solution was needed.

He said the Coalition seemed to have adopted a " piecemeal approach" to the euro zone crisis.

The piecemeal approach, one country after another, is not a good one, he said during a visit to Greece.

With screening already under way in at least two centres, he worries about the development of a piecemeal approach.

Worldcom yesterday criticised the adoption of infrastructure regulations by Dublin Corporation and the piecemeal approach to infrastructural development generally.

We would be hesitant on a piecemeal approach, which is not cost-efficient, Estonia's finance minister Jurgen Ligi told Reuters.

But Mackay stressed he still envisaged a piecemeal approach, involving a string of deals rather than one quick fix.