Sentence examples for began to embed from inspiring English sources

Many of the schools have planted fruit and nut orchards, schools have designed ingenious water capture mechanisms to irrigate the vegetable beds across the summer holidays, built greenhouses from waste materials, taken part in fitness and wellbeing programmes and began to embed the best practices arising from the projects into their curriculum.

In 2004, the Scion Motor Company began to embed itself in the American DJ community.

Only then can we begin to embed sustainability more widely into university programmes across the curriculum.

Weblogs Inc. has also begun to embed ads in its RSS feeds.

Broadcasters have begun to embed metadata tags into online television content.

The process of questioning expertise and demanding responsive and co-produced public services has also begun to embed itself in how British citizens relate to government.

And yet, the phrase is beginning to embed itself in modern politics – more effectively than Cameron's previous, cuddlier concept, "the big society".

Clearly, after two wasted years, even beginning to embed the idea of questioning and then abandoning Brexit in places where a majority voted for it would be an onerous task.

Although an overwhelming majority of the industry recognizes that risk and control functions need to independently assess and challenge business decisions, and many institutions have begun to embed risk and control considerations into formal front office performance reviews, more needs to be done.

It is anticipated that capacity building and raising awareness will be key areas of focus for this position during the duration of the contract as CIP begins to embed Open Access and Open Data into the project lifecycle and other organizational processes such as M&E and individuals' performance and evaluation.

In one clinic in California, we have begun to embed dentists and hygienists into our clinical teams.