Sentence examples for embraced across from inspiring English sources

In the democracies that use it, it is embraced across the political and ideological spectrum.

It just needs to be disseminated and embraced across the entire region.

This is the kind of experimentation needs to be embraced across systems.

Last summer we called for study registration to be formally embraced across all life sciences, including psychology, just as it has been in medical research.

Much was made of Benedict Cumberbatch's transgender model All, who was presented as an anomaly just at a point when transgender models such as Hari Nef and Andreja Pejic have been embraced across cultures, by brands including Mac and Gucci.

Yet because of his foreign policies, notably the war in Iraq, he is often met by protests when he travels abroad, while Mr. Clinton is warmly embraced across the developing world.

Among the Democratic candidates, Sanders and former Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley (D) have both embraced across-the-board expansion of the program.

Lawson, Green and other senior movement leaders had long believed that embracing across-the-board benefit increases was smart policy and essential politics.

When the shop clerk found out I intended to wear the lei (rather than carry it home in a plastic clamshell container), she tied the ends together with a bright pink ribbon, lifted it over my head, and -- to my surprise -- embraced me across the checkout counter.

The reform agenda represents a dramatic change to maternity care provision in a society that has embraced technology across all aspects of life including childbirth.

"It's pushing a national policy agenda embraced by conservatives across states that are receptive to conservative ideas".