Sentence examples for embrace charges from inspiring English sources

While I have heard him denounce racial injustice, I have also personally witnessed his reticence to embrace charges of racism where he had reasons to suspect that other factors were involved.

In addition, wireless charging looms on the horizon: Dan Bladen, CEO of our portfolio company Chargifi, believes Apple's decision to embrace wireless charging in the latest iPhone will pave the way for ubiquitous wireless vehicle charging.

As many recent flagships (the iPhone included) embrace wireless charging, glass backs are becoming a fairly common occurence in the smartphone world.

One can alternatively embrace the charge that EU theory is maximally permissive and interpret the theory not as a standard against which an agent may pass or fail, but rather as an organising principle that enables the identification and measurement of an agent's fundamental preference attitudes, namely her beliefs and desires (see esp. Guala 2008).

But Mr Obama seems to have embraced the charge, arguing that Republicans want to take away a woman's say over a basic element of her health care.

Determining how to respond to terrorist acts of this kind will require action on a number of levels, embracing agencies charged with the defense and security of our country.

"It's absolutely mind-boggling," said Mr. Bedini, 83, as he embraced his former charges, many of whom approached saying.

Real Labour would embrace means-tested charging as the only way to avoid the two-tier health service now in prospect – one of insurance for the rich, and free but rationed care for the poor.