Sentence examples for embracing the need from inspiring English sources
Mr. Obama has blurred the Democrats' position by embracing the need for some entitlement cuts while calling for tax increases to prevent benefits from being "slashed".
By embracing the need for universal ID cards now, we can safeguard liberty while ensuring the poor and excluded have their identities secured in the modern world.
"The message came through loud and clear that they are embracing the need for an accommodative monetary policy," said Robert V. DiClemente, an economist at Citigroup.
Downing Street sources confirm Mr Cameron is now confident that European leaders are embracing the need for change and want Britain to continue playing a leading role in the eurozone.
Industrial design training is embracing the need for designers to elicit user needs in order to support the development of successful new products.
Their balanced approach comes from embracing the need for a new style of leadership.
… Not only will you be embracing the needs of your neighborhood but it is a great networking opportunity".
It is that which is essentially good for human beings as such, embracing the needs that are basic to the enjoyment and fulfillment of the life of each individual.
Despite all the complaints, Mr. Hartz is convinced that Germans have embraced the need for change.
Happily, lobbyists have increasingly acquiesced to if not warmly embraced the need for change, said Wright.
