If Mr. Obama wants to show that gender issues are on his radar, he could embrace an issue that no president has ever shown interest in: maternal mortality, the orphan issue of global public health.
Interestingly, both the #LikeAGirl and Shine Strong marketing campaigns do not overtly highlight the company's products, but rather they embrace an issue - confidence in girls and women - to create meaningful change and in turn increase brand loyalty.
This list is not comprehensive, and published scoping studies have embraced a number of other issues.
Since then, MRAs in India have embraced a growing number of issues that they claim plague men in the country today: gender-biased laws, a feminist media, and an internationally funded feminist agenda bent on dismantling the Indian family.
To carry out his proposal, Mr. Corzine, who made his fortune cobbling together complex financial deals on Wall Street, would need the blessing of the markets to embrace a bond issue that would dwarf the largest bond deal ever undertaken by the state, an $8.6 billion issue in 2003 for school construction.
"To see the police embrace a sensitive issue openly is remarkable, and GMP need to be commended for the outstanding work they're doing here today".
It is highly unusual for a federal judge to embrace a public issue with such vigor, but Judge Katzmann said his background — he is the grandson of Russian immigrants and the son of a refugee from Nazi Germany — had granted him a special sympathy "for those who come to this country and want to make it great".
Once the initial shock had subsided in the paddock, the search for a scapegoat embraced a range of issues with the same misinformed reasoning which frequently accompanies the death of a boxer in the ring.
Embracing wholeheartedly an issue that could define his legacy but is sure to ignite new political battles with Republicans, Mr. Obama said he would use his executive powers to require reductions in the amount of carbon dioxide emitted by the nation's power plants.
The industry has enthusiastically embraced a code of ethics issued in early 2004 that sets strict guidelines for the ethical interactions between medical technology companies and doctors.
