Sentence examples for embrace this logic from inspiring English sources
Environmentalists have yet to embrace this logic, but it has encouraged the manufacturers, with large Federal subsidies, to invest hundreds of millions of dollars in drawing up new designs.
Time and results will tell whether the social enterprises that embrace this logic and move to integrate women into their business model have made the right choice.
Congressional Republicans embraced this logic, crushed the Clinton reforms, and retook the House of Representatives months later (in 1994) for the first time in 40 years.
In 2013 Accor, based in France, became the last global hotel group to embrace this logic.Getting local owners to build and pay for hotels has let big hotel groups expand much faster.
Chong did not embrace this retributive logic.
But the California Department of Motor Vehicles remains convinced that its 55 videos running on the Web site will make roads a better place to travel, or at the very least, help new drivers to embrace the logic of a traffic circle.
(Though Stevens voted with the majority in that case, he did so seemingly only for tactical reasons; he wrote a separate, concurring opinion that did not embrace the logic of Roberts's majority opinion).
It doesn't just make your everyday life better — there's an equally big payoff to companies that embrace the logic of simplicity, especially when undertaking what sound like complex initiatives.
Now that even indefatigable Apple TV evangelist Gene Munster has had to admit that, "we no longer expect a television to launch indefinitely," it is time to embrace the logic of Apple's decision.
That, the Russians don't seem to mind; but they have yet to embrace the logic of our position and our policy, which is that you can hit ISIL, but you need, in parallel, to bring about a political solution that removes Assad, who is the best recruiting tool that ISIL has had and can have.
But although many companies embrace this broad vision of CSR, they are hampered by poor coordination and a lack of logic connecting their various programs.
