Sentence examples for embracing the knowledge from inspiring English sources

Government ministers, she points out, love to tell British businesses to make themselves more productive and competitive by embracing the "knowledge economy".

By embracing the knowledge of front line providers, engaging them directly in improvement efforts, and aligning the concerns of providers and leaders [ 17, 18], EWRs may improve safety climate and the broader construct of safety culture.

These men and women of faith have come together, despite their theological differences, to embrace the knowledge and wisdom that humans have discovered over the years.

But I am also making the serious, concerted effort to grow spiritually mature enough to embrace the knowledge that just as surely, God is not the perpetrator of the bad things that happen to us.

The first presence is the Reality of Realities in divinis, embracing the divine knowledge of the cosmos.

It requires consuming the ascent and the destruction together, or at minimum embracing the ascent with the knowledge that the destruction is likely inevitable.

And Hitler, no less, is depicted by the narrator of "The Castle in the Forest" (a narrator who is a satanic emissary) as an abused child who develops "a will of iron" and embraces the Nietzschean knowledge of power that murder affords a murderer.

These findings led to a model that implicates vasculature in the site-specific recruitment of osteoclasts and osteoblasts and embraces the current knowledge on the molecular mechanism of bone remodeling.

On one reading of this remark, Descartes is explicitly embracing the consequence of having defined knowledge wholly in terms of unshakable conviction: he's conceding that achieving the brand of knowledge he seeks is compatible with being — "absolutely speaking" — in error.

21 23 24 Some reasons for this knowledge gap are the methodological difficulties in embracing the complexity of human behaviour in organisations.

United Airlines, for example, will soon have a system that monitors what its employees are doing as they work on an aircraft, and also supplies the relevant technical data to assist them.Firms have also embraced the notion of "knowledge" as an asset to be worked with and to be enlarged.