Sentence examples for firmly embrace from inspiring English sources

Part of the paradox of this conflict is that many Palestinians who firmly embrace the two-state solution have voted for Hamas.

Gen. Kenan Evren, who took power in 1980 after a coup, called upon the people to "firmly embrace our religion" to ward off the threat of socialism.

The other very real thing Mr. Blair has done is to get the Labor Party in Britain to firmly embrace the free market and globalization -- sometimes kicking and screaming.

While Trump used the speech to firmly embrace the NRA's agenda, he also treated it like a campaign rally — urging members to vote in the midterm elections, boasting about the improving unemployment numbers, touting the recent tax cuts, criticizing the media and lambasting the investigation into Russia's interference in the election.

Unless we firmly embrace such a vision, as urban areas decline, so, too, will the country's wealth and social vitality.

The Clinton administration's rules firmly embraced that principle; the industry-friendly Bush rules did not.

He has firmly embraced this constituency, stoking the fires of a working-class revolt with his populist appeal.

Mr. Kelly firmly embraced diplomacy with North Korea, sharply contrasting the president's recent declaration that negotiations are a waste of time.

In his wooing of Washington as he came to power, Mr. Saakashvili firmly embraced the missions of the United States in Afghanistan and Iraq.

In surmounting these challenges, we have firmly embraced democratic principles, relied on the wisdom of public opinion, and acted within the law.

The WSJ highlights that this is a huge shift, showing that designers are now firmly embracing social media and making space for bloggers at their shows.