Sentence examples for embracing a plan from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush, a day after embracing a plan to restore the pension program's solvency by curtailing promised benefits for most future retirees, declared, "I'm confident we're going to get something done".

That means they were embracing a plan which would cut Social Security benefits and raise its retirement age.

Labor unions have urged business to embrace a plan pushed by Ray Marshall, labor secretary under President Jimmy Carter.

I had trouble, though, comprehending why animal-rights supporters weren't rushing to embrace a plan that could ultimately end the use of livestock.

Instead, Pelosi, whose chamber acted first, embraced a plan to begin withdrawing troops in the summer of 2007, with a deadline of exiting Iraq by the end of summer in 2008.

Last month, the city embraced a plan by a private foundation to reward students who pass Advanced Placement tests with thousands of dollars.

The administration strategy, he said, hinges on persuading Israel and the Palestinians to embrace a plan submitted in May by former Senator George J. Mitchell.

That shift has required the company to embrace a plan of action that makes cost cutting as important as rapid expansion.

This embraces a plan by Tom Coburn, a conservative senator from Oklahoma, for $1 trillion of defence cuts over the decade.All this adds up to what Senator Graham considers a profound change within his party.

"Early education" doesn't just mean prekindergarten for 4-year-olds, but embraces a plan covering ages 0 to 5. The earliest interventions, and maybe the most important, are home visitation programs like Nurse-Family Partnership.

Which is odd, because the federal ALP says it will look to close power stations, and it has embraced a plan specifically for the brown-fired ones in Victoria.