Pragmatically, then, so long as the defenders of principles remain sensitive to context, it seems there is little, if anything, to be gained by embracing strong particularism, but perhaps something of value may be lost.
A new report from the teachers' union embraces stronger teacher training and breaks with a longstanding union tradition by calling for more rigorous tests for prospective teachers.
That is, what is the incentive for private sector entities to embrace stronger security practices?
But embracing pop has pushed her to embrace stronger melodies again as well; this is a return to form.
He soon came to embrace strong antigovernment and anticapitalist ideologies that steered him into the hacking world.
Yosses commended them for the way they embraced strong flavors, adapting both their cultural influences and the theme of microbiology into their dishes.
It safeguards him from being side-lined as a marginal, extremist figure by the media and commentariat always a danger for black politicians who embrace strong ideological agendas.
For years, he continued to attract detractors, thanks to persistent anxieties on both the left (which shrinks from the patron saint of American capitalism) and the right (ever reluctant to embrace strong government).
"You cannot really engage in that conversation," said Phillip Moore, a teacher in this Detroit suburb who has embraced strong opinions on many topics in his life — on politics, education, even religion — but avoids the subject of Israel at gatherings of his Jewish relatives.
Available models include apprenticeship programs, such as those spearheaded by the Center for Energy Workforce Development; partnerships like those between Kaiser Permanente and its employee unions; sector-based regional initiatives, such as Boston-based SkillWorks; and collaborations with higher-education consortia that embrace strong ties to industry.
