Sentence examples for embrace the use from inspiring English sources

One reason is that Americans have been slow to embrace the use of long-acting contraceptives such as the intrauterine device (IUD) and the hormonal implant.

But Lithuanians come from a different religious tradition, one that does not as readily embrace the use of eruvs, particularly in cities.

Senator McCaskill, a Democrat, said she was urging the agency to embrace the use of electronics, including laptop computers, e-readers, smartphones and other devices, "during the full duration of a flight".

Americans are more likely than Europeans to embrace the use of force to rid nations of dangerous weapons, and are more willing to circumvent the United Nations if their vital interests are at stake, the poll found.

The MLS would quickly embrace the use of spray soon after; and in 2013, the Club World Cup in Morocco would be the final testing ground for Fifa to grant the spray approval for the 2014 World Cup.

It noted that department officials were often reluctant to embrace the use of private sector contractors in aid delivery, despite a shift in policy under the coalition government towards the use of more companies in its business.

The dance embraced the use of technology from rehearsals to the final performance.

It embraced the use of coal-fired power plants, which emit large amounts of carbon dioxide.

Tech companies have also embraced the use of employee confidentiality and nondisclosure agreements.

In addition, Mr. Obama has embraced the use of drones to assassinate terrorist leaders.

The Army, which had embraced the use of no-go pills (tranquilizers) for its pilots, was reconsidering the practice.