Sentence examples for embracing this theory from inspiring English sources
For a list of Circuit Court decisions embracing this theory, see Fullinwider 1986b, 106 08 and accompanying footnotes.
It shows that she was firmly in the grip of the moral panic that would soon sweep the country but it also suggests that she had fully embraced this theory without questioning its bases and was willing to use it for political purposes.
So companies are embracing the theory that removing people from at least some parts of the hiring process can remove human bias.
It is to be hoped that the study of genotoxic mixture effects will be enriched in the future by embracing the theory development that has taken place in other areas of mixture toxicology during the last two decades.
After embracing the theories of Marx, above, some of the workers rebel against their employer, while others turn to collective bargaining.
"Every officer from me to the newest patrol officer needs to embrace the theory and the concept," he said.
Those who embraced the theory of "sacred sin" believed that the Torah could be fulfilled only by amoral acts representing its seeming annulment.
Unlike other researchers, who embraced the theory that Polynesia had been populated by way of Asia, Heyerdahl argued that the islanders originated in South America.
Mr. Obama embraces the theory of evolution and argues that the teaching of intelligent design and other creationist ideas "cloud" a student's understanding of science.
But that thinking was largely cast aside in the 1960s, when my profession embraced the theory that efficient markets formed by people holding rational expectations could explain virtually all economic activity.
