Sentence examples for embracing term from inspiring English sources
Maybe it is better to use patient-centred communication as a more embracing term which includes SDM and other aspects.
Safety culture or safety climate (the two terms are sometimes used interchangeably but "safety culture" is generally seen as a more embracing term than "safety climate") is a concept originally used to describe the safety management inadequacies resulting in major disasters.
Young people are embracing terms like "genderqueer" and "pansexual" and creating a host of others because those labels describe how they view themselves better than the "old" ones did.
Usuage of these references in developmental jargon later came to embrace terms such as "emerging markets," and "less developed countries".
"As a unit, the family is not always ready to embrace terms like 'LGBT' or 'transgender,'" Garofalo told the Windy City Media Group.
A look back to last year found a Times article about leading Democrats' change of heart in embracing the term.
Now Democrats seem to be embracing the term, launching a Twitter campaign that seeks to build positive associations for it.
Embracing the term Persian – evoking carpets, cats and antiquity – was a way to avoid connotations of terrorism and fanaticism.
Whereas Japan is a laggard, Chinese companies are embracing long-term equity incentives.
