Sentence examples for embrace a solution from inspiring English sources

Negotiation is about influencing your counterpart to embrace a solution that makes you better off.

By focusing more on research and development, and less in carbon cuts, both candidates could embrace a solution that encourages the best of the American innovative spirit and leaves the best possible legacy to future generations: a high-income, low-carbon energy world.

What is surprising is that the state that has both an unofficial cat mayor and a tradition of working to live in harmony with its wildlife a necessity given the overlap of humans into animals' habitats also has a feral cat problem and a reluctance to embrace a solution.

That reductive framing may lead us to embrace a solution that doesn't solve the problem.

If immigration reform is to have any chance of passing this year, the Chamber of Commerce is going to have to abandon its insistence on the creation of a new temporary worker program and embrace a solution based on real employment needs," said Trumka on Friday.

Simply labeling the emotions has a soothing cognitive effect that allows you to embrace a solution-focused mindset.

Indeed, people within the industry said that if AOL or other companies were willing to embrace a temporary solution, they could enable messages to be sent to one another in a matter of weeks.

But politically, the president and his aides are hoping that his willingness to embrace a comprehensive solution — and Mr. Boehner's decision to back away from one — will turn on its head the repeated questioning of his willingness to, well, lead.

There was no indication, for instance, of whether MCX will embrace a payments solution based on so-called near-field communication, or NFC, technology, which is favoured by firms such as Google, or whether it will adopt another approach.

Hence the occasionally bloody stalemate that is likely to continue into 2008.Sudan is a grim example of an Arab-run government, at the centre in Khartoum, deeply reluctant to embrace a federal solution for the non-Arab south and for Darfur in the west, for fear of losing power across the board.Yet models such as mainly Muslim Malaysia, or even Spain or Germany, could suit Arab countries.

Today, he says CFOs are much more likely to embrace a cloud solution than in the past.