Sentence examples for embraced in order to from inspiring English sources
In the face of adversity, a "can-do" culture was embraced in order to deliver integrated care in rapid time.
In particular, it may seem directly opposed to the identity politics that many have now embraced, in order to end those injustices.
James Clapper, the director of national intelligence whom Paul has criticized for lying to Congress about surveillance, issued a rare plea to pass a bill he has reluctantly embraced in order to retain Patriot Act powers.
"White" remains unspoken as the normal, as the given, and then any excuse is embraced in order to ignore the lingering weight of racism in the U.S. As might be expected, "black power" in 2017 is before us in the form of economic power, a rising economic autonomy by blacks that likely played a major role in motivating Trump's supporters who seek to keep the U.S. white.
The preview is important because this is precisely the future that almost every informed commentator assumes Europe needs to embrace in order to save the euro and prevent an economic meltdown.
Dramatic work must insist on delivering current issues in a form that is more piercing, profound and personal than the hit-and-run approach that the media embrace in order to deliver the news as it happens.
In her book Necessary Losses, Judith Viorst argues that we need to accept that there are losses in life that we need to undergo and embrace in order to be fulfilled, whether it's a first love who wasn't suitable, the body a mother had before giving birth or the party life we enjoyed before responsibilities.
The myths we embrace in order to fight a war are unchanged from when David Hume wrote about them in 1740: the enemy is cruel and perfidious while we are equitable; the opposing general is a sorcerer who takes pleasure in death while the treachery of our generals we call policy; our cruelty we justify as an evil inseparable from war.
Replication is an important technique for researchers to embrace in order to achieve this goal.
The second stage: What principles must a free adopter and pursuer of ends embrace in order to qualify as rational?
