Sentence examples for Embrace a role from inspiring English sources

As David Leonhardt details, Trump repeatedly demonstrated an ideological willingness to embrace a role for government in expanding health care to, well, all Americans.

In Senate confirmation hearings, would Mr. Moore and Mr. Cain adopt the cautious, careful language typical of central bankers — or embrace a role as partisan warriors?

He argued that China needed to adopt a policy of "strategic reassurance" to the rest of the world, a phrase that appeared intended to be the successor to the framework of the Bush era, when China was urged to embrace a role as a "responsible stakeholder".

Mr. Obama's plans, by continuing to embrace a role for private health insurance in our system, wed us to the waste, profiteering and venality of an industry that exists only to take our money and spend as little of it as possible on the objective.

The problem is also one of tension -- banks serve shareholders ultimately, but they also embrace a role of serving the broader economic community.

Jamie has embraced a role as protector and promoter of the elder's legacy.

Tusk's criticism further entrenched him as a European leader who has embraced a role as a foil to Trump.

The court's opinion embraced a role for international humanitarian law that the administration has repeatedly rejected.

But there is nothing new about his dedication to the game, even as he embraces a role as the Leafs' elder statesman after signing a three-year, $18.75 million contract with the team in July.

But now, after his father's death in November, Mr. Spitzer has found himself unexpectedly embracing a role he has largely sought to avoid all his life: assuming stewardship of Spitzer Enterprises, the family real estate business.

When he first ran for mayor in 1989, with immigration a potent subject in city politics, Mr. Giuliani moved quickly to distance himself from that policy, and embraced a role as both a spokesman and protector of new immigrants through his power as mayor.