Sentence examples for embraced soft from inspiring English sources

The agencies charged with implementing Dodd-Frank have embraced "soft law" in their international work.

Several times in the last few years, Mr. Altuzarra has moved away from dressy, hard-edge tailoring and embraced soft clothes with a sportswear feel.

One way to be on top of this trend is to not only invest in data science and machine learning skills but to also embrace soft skills.

Eight weeks later, in one of his first high-profile acts as Russia's president, Dmitri A. Medvedev replaced Mr. Zyazikov with Yunus-bek Yevkurov, who seemed to embrace softer tactics.

It also embraced color: soft dawn pink or apricot for shearling jackets; and pattern, in the black, white and gray chessboard of tweed that closed the show.

Interesting ideas abounded, but many of us came away from the sessions realizing that no matter how hard we work, change will not come unless those at the top of the policymaking pyramid embrace soft power as truly the preferred way of dealing with the rest of the world.

The resort that has long nurtured a rawhide mystique has now fully embraced its softer side.

Even today many still use it as a manifesto, although the concept is no longer fashionable in leadership development circles today as more recent works have moved on and embraced much "softer" approaches.

Although not all embrace a soft money ban, most could live with some limits on these party gifts.

People who know him say he embraces the "soft landing" school of Japanese finance, in that he feels a little more stimulus, and a little more openness in its banking system, will pull Japan out of its slump without causing undue panic.

So for starters, young people have embraced some kind soft collectivism and mislabeled it as socialism.