Sentence examples for embrace most of from inspiring English sources

Whether it will be effective is another matter.It is set to embrace most of the main electoral blocks that ran in the elections.

Under his successors the dynasty briefly extended its power to embrace most of eastern Arabia, from the Hejaz (Al-Ḥijāz) to southern Yemen.

The deal would amount to an outright rejection of the Obama administration's insistence that auto dealers should be subject to the new regulator, a rare setback for the administration, which has persuaded Democrats to embrace most of its priorities.

The Labour Party's initial foothold among Irish Catholic workers, who mostly held menial low-paid jobs, gradually broadened out through the trade unions to embrace most of the Protestant working class.

"I'm overjoyed to see Donald Trump and most Americans embrace most of the issues that I've championed for years" said Duke, a white supremacist who has backed Trump's presidency in recent months.

But the extraordinary thing about this deft and brilliant piece by Siberia's Presnyakov Brothers is the way it extends the definition of "terrorism" to embrace most of modern Russian life.

They evidently feel alienated from a process that has embraced most of society, but which has not yet permeated these particular backstreets.

QUESTION FROM IILARI KALIA: Right after giving Eric Holder the chance to vindicate himself for embracing most of Bush's policies, The New Yorker joins Tim Geithner's PR campaign.

American officials said that by embracing most of the world's legitimate diamond trade in the new rules, it will be easier to investigate the illicit trade.

But the Defense Department embraced most of its 200 recommendations and gradually made many changes, from the increase in advocates to domestic violence training for commanding officers.

Everyone here is a citizen of the CIS [the Commonwealth of Independent States, the club that loosely embraces most of the former Soviet Union's republics], the conditions are good.