France's embrace of principle over expediency has been censured as unwise if not obstructionist.
It's not just the private sector that stands to benefit from a smart embrace of these principles.
Her embrace of democratic principles and of an open, international culture made her a vocal critic of Juan Perón, the Argentine strongman who ruled the country from 1945 to 1955.
Yeltsin's accomplishments are historic: his role in the events of 1991, his treaties with old foreign enemies, his periodic embrace of democratic principles and institutions.
This accounts, in a philosophical sort of way, for de la Pava's explicit embrace of the principles of screwball comedy specifically, its reliance on the idea of coincidence.
Hochschild said she sees the opportunity for "three pillars of activism". The first action, Hochschild said, is to defend core American values such as "the very principle of checks and balances [and] the independence of the press and the judiciary". A patriotic embrace of the principles of democracy "is a dead center issue," she said.
But yesterday's hearing was an old-fashioned lovefest, a warm embrace of the principles that the academic research community holds dear.
On the other hand, Leibniz's embrace of the principle of the equality of cause and effect helped inspire his development of a series of ambitious positions that would collectively serve as the moorings of his mature physics.
While many theorists who embrace the importance of principles in moral argument (e.g., W.D. Ross, Beauchamp and Childress, et al).
In this sense, egalitarians tend to think of egalitarianism as a single coherent normative doctrine — but one in any case embracing a variety of principles.
The new government of Afghanistan should embrace the principles of community self-governance at village, district and provincial levels.
