The emergence of, and growing interest in, a salutogenic approach has resulted in a number of psychological and sociological concepts being embraced under the 'salutogenic umbrella' (Lindström and Eriksson 2010).
With those coming out of prison carrying with them Bloods ideology, the concept of the Bloods was embraced by certain youths and used as a kind of rationale for crime, many of whose victims happened to be residents of the city's predominantly African-American neighborhoods.
But perhaps most of all, Mr. Mubarak's concept of stability — one that was embraced by Washington — in the end proved the ultimate destabilizer, experts in Egypt said.
That concept could be embraced more internationally.
Moreover, the SRE concept has been embraced by other major Internet companies, including Dropbox, Airbnb, Netflix and many more.
The zero waste concept has been embraced by policymakers because it stimulates sustainable production and consumption, optimum recycling and resource recovery.
While the concept has been embraced by environmentalists envisioning positive impulses for decoupling and a range of local stakeholders recognizing implicit marketing opportunities involved, it has also been criticized as a mere argument in favour of disguised protectionism.
By 1868, this concept had been embraced by courts in at least twenty of the thirty-seven then-existing stands and by authors of leading treatises on constitutional law.
This concept should be embraced by planners in defining future cancer trial organisations.
Genome Medicine is committed to the open access publication of research - the concept has been embraced by the research community and by major funding bodies, including the NIH and the Wellcome Trust, because it maximizes research visibility and facilitates the most rapid dissemination of scientific knowledge.
