The Bush policy is vague about exactly what changes the administration will embrace on projects involving the construction of oil and gas pipelines, hydroelectric and nuclear plants.
But at the very least, perhaps the embrace of proposed projects might become more judicious without becoming less diverse.
Korine was delighted with their embrace of a project far from their previous roles: "I didn't have to do any convincing or hustling.
... Legislators' easy embrace of the project is a reminder of how much the Republican Party has changed since Bush left the governor's mansion in January 2007.
11 federal stimulus money approved by his brother, then-President George W. Bush.... Legislators' easy embrace of the project is a reminder of how much the Republican Party has changed since Bush left the governor's mansion in January 2007.
To "team" well, employees and organizations must embrace principles of project management such as scoping out the project, structuring the group, and sorting tasks by level of interdependence and of team leadership, such as emphasizing purpose, building psychological safety, and embracing failure and conflict.
Where the British tend to agonise and the French to preen, the Dutch have always epitomised a pragmatic, unfussy embrace of the European project.
Traditional readers of Hegel thus see the Phenomenology's telos as attesting to Hegel's pre-Kantian (that is, pre-critical) outlook, and his embrace of the metaphysical project that Kant famously came to dismiss as illusory.
However in a country where more than five million people still live on less than a US dollar a day, some economists wonder whether it is a bit too early to embrace this type of project.
The pharmaceutical industry is starting to embrace Linked Data with examples of projects being presented by Eli Lilly, Johnson & Johnson and UCB Pharma.
