Sentence examples for embraced unanimously from inspiring English sources
While the majority of the FCC supports the changes to the Lifeline program, the changes aren't embraced unanimously.
Although it is not embraced unanimously (e.g., Pradines 2009), the developing model of Swahili society, while overturning older, colonial-inspired models of Arab origins and settlement (e.g., Kirkman 1954, 1964), also acknowledges the likelihood of small-scale immigration from multiple Middle Eastern and Indian Ocean peoples without attributing the foundations of Swahili society to them.
But the law has not been unanimously embraced.
In 2005 the U.N. unanimously embraced the doctrine of "Responsibility to Protect".
World leaders unanimously embraced a set of time-bound goals for children.
Significant attempts to decentralize public health services began in the 1970s; however, decentralization is not unanimously embraced within the health sector.
A curriculum innovation which placed the achievement of medical professionalism in the formal curriculum was not unanimously embraced by students or faculty.
Overcoming months of bitter division, the United Nations Security Council delivered a diplomatic setback to President Bashar al-Assad of Syria on Wednesday, unanimously embracing efforts by Kofi Annan, the former secretary general, to negotiate a cease-fire in the year-old Syrian conflict, funnel aid to victims and begin a political transition.
As a relatively small sample size of people has shown, Glass is neither unanimously disliked or embraced.
All these laws had strong democratic backing: the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, for example, had passed unanimously in the House, attracted only three opponents in the Senate, and had been embraced by the president.Moreover, in striking down this law the court issued an explicit rebuke to members of Congress for trying to usurp the power of the judiciary.
