Sentence examples for embrace on projects from inspiring English sources

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.

Hamilton and Rosberg embrace on the podium.

One of those arrested, Josh Feigert, 28, sees a double standard in the city's embrace of projects like Living Walls, while it cracks down on graffiti.

Defense contractors embrace civilian projects at their own peril.

Kurdoghlian is still hoping La Cañada school officials will embrace the project and allow it on campus.

The first farmer to embrace her project was Hermione Boehrer, who has started growing organic baby kale and selling it for 25 euros a kilogram (about $15 a pound) every Sunday at the outdoor organic food market on Boulevard Raspail.

That rebuff pushed Catalonia's conservative government to embrace an independence project whose appeal on the street grew.

As opposed to Uber and Lyft, who pride themselves on being asset light, eschewing capital-intensive investments in factories or other physical infrastructures, Tesla embraces these projects.

GGO executives have to embrace working on resource-constrained projects shrouded in uncertainty.

But New York Gov. David A. Paterson and Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick, both Democrats, have embraced them on some projects.

They embraced this project because it physically works on the park scale.