Sentence examples for embrace the case from inspiring English sources

You had a cause — the removal of a brutal dictator, and the spread of democracy to the Arab world — that inspired a swath of the liberal intelligentsia to play George Orwell and embrace the case for war.

That is the divide that caused prosecutors to first embrace the case, and then turn away from it.

But that, perhaps perversely, made him all the more enthusiastic about embracing the case for his own ends.

And, although Mr Sarkozy has embraced the case for change, his instincts are not at all those of a free-market Thatcherite.

Although the prosecutors have denied these accusations, the defense contentions are among the reasons that Asian-Americans, the American Civil Liberties Union and some other legal groups have embraced the case as an example of racial profiling.

Complete judicial independence in the style of liberal Western democracies is unattainable in the short term, but in the past decades the government of China has embraced the case for reform of its legal institutions, at least on paper.

Thus, in summary, this solution would involve expanding anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa to embrace the subthreshold cases within eating disorder NOS and reallocating the remaining cases to a new diagnostic category, perhaps termed "mixed eating disorder", or to BED.

"I always embrace the worst-case scenario," he admits.

Professor Adam Tickell of the University of Birmingham, who served on the working group behind Finch's report, said UK universities "recognise and embrace the strong moral case that the public who fund our research should have unimpeded access to the results of that research".

In the following, to embrace the more general case, we assume that nodes are not equipped with localization devices, like GPS.

This model embraces the unconstraint case.