Unfortunately... fair trade embraces less than one percent of trade in cocoa, tea and coffee, so it will have a small impact for the foreseeable future.
But even Democratic candidates like Mr. Yokoyama admit that they are being embraced less for their policies than for the simple fact that voters want somebody — anybody — other than the incumbents.
He had reminded me that I could still experience la bella vita, that I could be desired, that I could embrace something less than perfection and, most important, that I could love.
But it is a suffocating embrace, less concerned with fostering Abkhazian independence than with ensuring Russia's own prominence.
Virtual reality is a great medium for evoking empathy and relating personal stories, and as such, it's a medium that's been embraced by no less than the United Nations.
Although most Kurds are Sunni Muslims, the sect of the Islamic State militants, Kurds generally embrace a less extreme form of Islam than does Islamic State.
Within minutes, eager to begin the pilgrimage, the slight white-clad figure of the Pope appeared at the plane's doorway, his arms extended in the embracing gesture, less dramatic than that of Pius XII, which he has made an intrinsic part of his style.
To do anything less than embrace the event, is "to admit that barbarism prevails over freedom," Jacques Lambert, the head of the Euro 2016 organising committee, said a few weeks ago.
Third, it gradually adds more low-skilled immigrants to the voting rolls at a time when trends in the economy and the culture make it harder for them to rise into the middle class — and absent such upward mobility, these voters, too, prove less-than-eager to embrace the party of free markets, limited government and American exceptionalism.
