Sentence examples for embrace measures from inspiring English sources

We should not embrace measures that, however well intentioned, will not only undermine these traditions, but also fail to aid the fight against terrorism.

For all his reformist zeal, Mr Abe has yet to embrace measures that make it easier for firms to hire and fire.

But South Korea remains reluctant to embrace measures that could lead to sudden collapse of the government of Kim Jong Il, the North Korean leader.

"To meet the future, we will need to contemplate and embrace measures that extend beyond operational efficiencies, forcing real content choices," he said in the speech at the Queensland University of Technology.

Another Tory AM, Kemi Badenoch, was sharply sceptical about Linden's ability to work with non-Labour politicians, though the hearing itself underlined that Linden is prepared to embrace measures Tories have introduced.

Some strategists behind the one-day strikes hope to create a political environment in which some cities might embrace measures similar to ones in Washington and Long Beach, Calif.

So central banks embraced measures that didn't even exist in their policy toolkit a decade ago.

This doctrine embraces measures of profitability that guide capitalists away from investments that can create real economic growth.

That's why Seoul's residents have embraced measures that most Americans would find highly intrusive, but that Koreans see as a way of furthering the common good.

To combat this threat we must now begin a draconian war against terror that embraces measures normally repugnant to our values and legal processes.

Both major parties must make changes, embracing measures to protect the assets of middle-class seniors and taxing the assets of the rich (including through the estate tax) to provide all Americans with catastrophic medical care.