Sentence examples for firmly embraced from inspiring English sources

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.

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 snapshot – based on responses from 32,000 pupils at more than 130 schools in the UK – also found that girls have more firmly embraced digital literacy and formats such as Facebook, whereas boys prefer print media.

Although the Brotherhood appears to have firmly embraced democracy, the means for reconciling that with its religious principles are not entirely clear: the issue of God's sovereignty versus people's sovereignty looks to have been fudged rather than resolved.

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

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.

During his administration, India became a declared nuclear power and emerged as an economic power as well, firmly embracing globalization and the market.

While Kiribati, Nuku'alofa, Apia and Neiafu are the earliest adopters of 2017, at 10am UK time, the first country we've heard of (firmly embracing our Brexit personas) is New Zealand.

Sister Deignan, who has taught religion at Iona, a Roman Catholic college here, for more than two decades, firmly embraces the importance of genetics research even if it has raised alarms within the Catholic Church.