Sentence examples for embrace of quality from inspiring English sources

Today Harley-Davidson stands up to Honda because of its embrace of quality improvements and just-in-time production methods, when a few years ago the company was on the brink of financial disaster.

Jason's embrace of quality television such as Idol is classy, but copying everything down to the logo is a lawsuit waiting to happen, unless he used the Mahalo millions to legally purchase the rights.

Ask Mr Lafley how he intends to keep P&G's edge if innovation becomes less ad hoc and he immediately points to Toyota's embrace of total-quality management as a model.

At a time when we are all supposed to be eating less meat and embracing the concept of quality over quantity, why are we amused to see it treated like a cheap commodity with so much chucked in the bin?

Moreover, by embracing a culture of quality assessment and improvement, we will improve patient care while demonstrating the importance of our services in a health care system that is transitioning from a fee-for-service model to a fee-for-value model.

The Knight Commission urges Americans to "embrace the quality of community information flow as an issue worthy of their concern and involvement".

How does black identity embrace the quality of otherness, and what does that produce in terms of art?

In 2005, David Cameron became Tory leader on the explicit basis that the party would embrace greenery, quality of life and parental rights.

Over time, it is hoped that the profession more widely embraces, if not demands, implementation of quality monitoring for in-clinic laboratory diagnostics.

The DQA have embraced the definition and domains of quality as described by the Institute of Medicine and focus substantially on the importance of patient-centred care within dentistry [ 1].

With this in mind, we have worked to create a rights-based, comprehensive educational model – Child Friendly Schools – that embraces a multi-dimensional concept of quality and addresses the total needs of the child as a learner.