Sentence examples for embracing solutions from inspiring English sources

That is a far cry from making stars out of those who play to the media by beating up on teachers, belittling public schools and embracing solutions that help few at the expense of many.

Big broadcasters, cable nets and MVPD's are embracing solutions to use their data to sell linnear programming, a market that will reach $1 billion in 2016 and quickly scale, says Scott Ferber, CEO of Videology, an ad tech company that provides services in the sector.

We now await GFH's response and will look forward to finding a constructive, embracing solution to ensure that the distractions of this prolonged uncertainty can be put behind the club and the focus return to football".

Quiet dialogue and cooperation still have their place when an abusive government shows a genuine willingness to acknowledge rights violations and embrace solutions.

The shift to cross-screen consumption, as well as the rise of a new set of online competitors like Facebook and Google, has forced the hands of media companies, including broadcasters, cable companies and satellite providers to embrace solutions that begin to merge data, content and technology to remain competitive in today's media marketplace.

Illinois lawmakers should reject this failed approach and embrace solutions that work: giving courts the flexibility to use scarce and expensive prison resources for only the most violent and dangerous gun owners.

We need to come together -- across all lines and divisions that too often keep us apart -- and we need to embrace solutions that will bring broad benefits for all.

During this time of intense political debate and grand political promises, we hope that our next President will have the strength and foresight to embrace solutions that can advance the country in term of racial and economic inequality.

Embracing simple solutions to address hunger is the way forward.

Achieving sustainable development lies in embracing simple solutions to help uplift the livelihoods of the poor.

While the American public is now more aware of the symptoms of the problem, it is by no means clear that they are as united in embracing the solutions - particularly if these involve radical adjustments to the way they live.