Sentence examples for commitments embraced by from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, the liberal critics find themselves sympathetic with some of the religious commitments embraced by the New Traditionalists but not with their suspicion of liberal democracy.

Biblical passages about Jesus' return therefore reiterate that God's commitment to the world is not warmly embraced by the world's business-as-usual religious, social, and political routines.

This philosophy of "doing well by doing good" has been enthusiastically embraced by CGI members from the business community, whose commitments have transcended conventional Corporate Social Responsibility and have helped push modern philanthropy forward.

The existence of such a design, that is understood and embraced by investigators and the target communities, would streamline the current level of commitment of time, energy and resources.

Although this plan was embraced by the Columbia Tennis Center Advisory Committee, which rejected the current inadequate plan, the University has given every unbelievable excuse for not going forward with this commitment.

Embraced by progressives.

They were never embraced by jazz critics.

I was embraced by them.

The offer was initially embraced by county officials and even the local Sierra Club, as a way to build a "Green Energy Triangle" in Lorton that would reflect the county's commitment to environmentally friendly technology.

This theme is embraced by the Law of Unintended Consequences.

Network virtualization has been embraced by the Industry as well.