Sentence examples for embracing a code from inspiring English sources

Many American adoption agencies colluded with Guatemalan lawyers  by embracing a code of "don't ask, don't tell".

If it sticks together, it stands a better chance of persuading China to embrace a code of conduct.

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.

According to the Times, one aim of US negotiators is to have Chinese leaders embrace a code of conduct adopted recently by a working group at the United Nations.

But, Buffett should be encouraged that leading executives are embracing a "new code" with their philanthropy and core business strategies, and leveraging their capital and reach to address a more holistic view of business systems.

During our amble around town an elderly lady in a headscarf (since 9/11 the Maldivians, previously relaxed Muslims with a little bit of local magic thrown in, have increasingly been embracing a stricter Islamic code) stops me to enquire whether Molly and Dan are my only children.

In embracing an ascetic moral code based on abstention and individual self-improvement, Protestants, notably Calvinists, were particularly suited to the task of mobilizing capital in the rational pursuit of profit, he argued.

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Davies said Thurlbeck was full of remorse over his unlawful activities and had changed his path and "embraced a stringent moral code by which to live in the future".

|  "The Jewish Daily Forward: Embracing an Immigrant Community".

Or embracing an old woman.