Sentence examples for embracing a system from inspiring English sources

The US state of California has slashed greenhouse-gas emissions while powering one of North America's strongest economies, largely by embracing a system of "cap-and-trade" that promotes fair and efficient emission reductions across the energy sector.

For Oxfam, this would mean relinquishing a command-and-control approach across all aspects of its work in favour of embracing a systems approach.

The manager's baseball pedigree matters no more than his willingness to embrace a system.

To address this issue, a number of science-based, certification standards have embraced a system known as "book and claim".

It makes it easier for any player to embrace a system when they can see the results.

It energized a young pool of players and coaches to embrace a system and a now-celebrated national style fostered by continuity.

But he fully embraces a system of ball movement and pick-and-roll plays that can get him open shots without grinding through defenders.

For that reason, she said, the food industry would not be likely to embrace a system that focused only on nutrients that most people wanted to avoid.

American voters are not going to embrace a system of higher energy prices, coupled with a large transfer of national income to the Chinese.

The United States insisted, when negotiating the agreement, that the Karzai administration embrace a system of no-trial detention for wartime prisoners deemed too difficult to prosecute but too dangerous to release.

To the Editor: According to David Brooks, single-payer health care is a bust, since Americans are too individualistic to embrace "a system that forces them to defer to the central government".