Sentence examples for decide whether to embrace from inspiring English sources
Voters will go to the polls here on Saturday and Sunday to decide whether to embrace or reject Mr. Mugabe, 78, who has run Zimbabwe since 1980.
It is an argument likely to resonate among American women who must decide whether to embrace the notion that breast-feeding, washing diapers and remaining home with their children is morally or politically superior to pursuing a career.
"Higher education institutions must decide whether to embrace and adapt or risk getting left behind".
The 10-part series will follow the lives of five Amish men and women and one Mennonite woman as they decide whether to embrace their lifestyle or follow their dreams outside their communities.
The rest of the Champagne producers are deciding whether to embrace the C.I.V.C.'s mandate, which is voluntary but carries special force in this clannish community.
Archbishop Timothy M. Dolan of New York, president of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, said that he and other bishops were waiting to see the details of proposed changes to a federal rule on birth control that President Obama announced Friday before deciding whether to embrace them.
They have to decide whether to work around that or to embrace it as a fact of life.
These novellas both have displaced protagonists who cannot decide whether to seek a deathlike stillness or to embrace life's mess.
Apparently unable to decide whether to be a museum of design or the decorative arts, the Cooper-Hewitt has lacked the chutzpah to embrace both roles.
Each journal will have the authority to decide whether to participate in the preprint service, says Davies, who predicts that some areas of chemistry will be slower than others to embrace the idea.
