Hird "moving away from the club to create this fresh start," was something the board "embraced", added the administrator, who definitely hadn't sacked him, remember.
After ordering the computer company to revise its plans four previous times, an architectural review board embraced Apple's new design yesterday for a store it plans to open on Wisconsin Avenue.
And by choosing Mr. Catell, who was Brooklyn Union's chairman before becoming the No. 2 executive at Marketspan as its president, the board embraced his plans for the new company.
The legal battle began after the school board embraced the arguments of parents who felt the teaching of evolutionary theory unfairly neglected the biblical story of creation.
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The New York Times editorial board embraced the so-called 'reforms'reforms
Though the board embraced the project, there were complaints about the design, about devoting millions to a building instead of to art and about casting aside four existing buildings, none more than 37 years old.
But both — longtime allies in neighborhood advocacy who sit on the museum's board — embrace the opportunity to root residents in a stronger sense of place, show off the history and introduce visitors to people who live and work here now.
Nearly as pleasing as Obama's surprisingly easy reëlection — and, to me at least, rather more surprising — was the electorate's nearly across-the-board embrace of cultural and social liberalism and, implicitly, of secularism.
Both papers' editorial boards embraced the 1930s regulatory framework despite thousands of pages of analysis explaining how the rules would do nothing for consumers, but would do a whole lot to protect the interests of internet edge companies.
