Sentence examples for embracing the practice from inspiring English sources
Above him, however, London's theatres are wholeheartedly embracing the practice in 2012.
Ms. Steinfeld said some industries, most notably film, were known for unpaid internships, but she said other industries were embracing the practice, seeing its advantages.
The Indian government has not been hesitant about relocating its citizens: the country is second only to China in embracing the practice.
If the Pussy Riot trial marked the Kremlin's embrace of conservative ideology, the editorial read, then the Davydova case may well mark "the beginning of the country embracing the practice of persecuting people who are far from politics and civic engagement".
But European manufacturers like Bayerische Motoren Werke, whose plants are already running flat out, are embracing the practice.
The Obama administration would do well to ask itself what consequences have accrued from years of secret cash funding, and ask why the U.S. government is still embracing the practice.
"But it should definitely embrace the practice".
Other retailers are seeking to embrace the practice too.
But mental athletes don't merely embrace the practice of the ancients.
The steel company Nucor and the technology giant Hewlett-Packard have embraced the practice.
But in a development that would shock many Paulistanos, and even some in the pichação scene itself, the foreign art world is starting to embrace the practice.
