Sentence examples for embrace within from inspiring English sources

Unless the law is changed, Professor Slemrod estimates, about 35 million people could fall under its embrace within a decade.

Transylvania, he says, is "part of Hungary's living space in the Carpathian Basin", adding jauntily that once the countries in the area embrace within the EU, then "borders [will] have no importance".

However, there is considerable evidence that while public policy moved from regimes of public charity to public benefits, the element of governance and regulation of the poor rather than their embrace within national community was deeply embedded in social welfare regimes (Piven & Cloward, 1993; Soss, Fording, & Schram, 2011).

Ecomodernists--liberal thinkers who embrace, within limits, the positive role of technology in solving intractable environmental challenges--are the intellectual antagonists of Oreskes, who carries into the culture wars the 1960 and '70s environmental movement's suspicion of technologically-based solutions.

Parents also are embraced within the scholastic family.

For the future, film must be embraced within our national curriculum and recognised as the most vital art form of the 21st century.

Comfortingly embraced within a curve of the Calder, the new Hepworth provides a striking example of a womb with a view.

But it is Peake who holds the evening together and who seems capable of embracing within herself male and female, tough and tender, vengeful and vulnerable.

On this question, Justice Potter Stewart was the most direct: "I shall not today attempt... to define the kinds of material I understand to be embraced within [that definition]..

But he met Barack Obama last month in Washington and may soon be re-embraced within the Western fold—just as the ICC's clout may diminish.

Today, gay men and women want to have their sexual bonding embraced within the same norms, to achieve equality, and that's their right.