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The policy memo embraced a risk-based analysis to determine what functions are inherently governmental and what functions can properly be delegated to a contractor, an important step in the right direction.

Hence, Bok embraces a conditional analysis of free will.

Fifty years ago, Pope John XXIII convoked the church's Second Vatican Council, wanting the church to move from its post-Reformation fortress mentality to embrace an honest social analysis of the world and itself: "To read the signs of the times".

He quickly embraced a free-market perspective.

In 2001, Frank embraced a new approach.

Londoners embraced a mayoralty in 2000.

But when an alumnus funded an omelet station for the lab, Nuri embraced loam analysis with renewed vigor.

We unify research from 1977 to 2009, providing a complete end-to-end analysis embracing a users' perspective by applying each step to a real-life aerospace example.

Although she was often frustrated with the abstract trajectory of the university, Addams embraced reflective analysis.

"It will be interesting to see what happens in a place that has embraced analysis more than our country has, to watch a play about a man who is going through this level of self-analysis".

It may be that, after what's seen as the me-me centred greed of the free market and the give-to-the-poor charity posing as economic theory of the left, this is the moment for Labour to embrace a sterner and less forgiving analysis of the role of the state.