They would, he said, embrace guidelines and a payment system that denies reimbursement for unnecessary medicine and protects doctors from malpractice suits if they follow the guidelines.
This is not to say we should avoid embracing these CFRD guidelines for fear of treatment side-effects or concern about the complexity of implementation.
Mr Bush's decision to embrace voluntary, rather than mandatory, guidelines for workplace ergonomic standards, for instance, increases employers' flexibility and makes economic sense.
Some dioceses have embraced the guidelines.
Why have textbook publishers capitulated to, even embraced, bias guidelines and language codes?
What Guthrie discovered all too late was Trump's enthusiastic embrace of the FHA's guidelines for avoiding "inharmonious uses of housing" – or as Trump biographer Gwenda Blair puts it, "a code phrase for selling homes in white areas to blacks".
After a council of Afghan clerics issued restrictive guidelines for women, later embraced by President Hamid Karzai, young Afghans streamed to social media sites to lampoon the rulings, reports BBC Persian's Tahir Qadiry.
And my readers embrace her for it.
If schools embrace these new guidelines and resources, it is a step in the right direction to help create brighter futures for public school students, to alleviate strain on the justice system and to reduce mass incarceration.
Instead, in March it issued a new set of guidelines for conducting economic analysis, guidelines that fully embrace the business-friendly approach urged in the court decision.
The EMBRACE project (European Model for Bioinformatics Research and Community Education) has developed guidelines for providing data sources and computational tools that are globally interoperable on the web of services.
