For that reason alone, housing associations should not be traduced for having embraced bond issues and big bank loans.
Ms Fujino gives Sony credit for having embraced the Internet, but questions whether the company has really done enough to change its business model.Mike Morimoto, who is in charge of Sony's investor relations, insists it has.
The co-founders of Friends of the High Line, a group that operates the city-owned park, said the mayor and his staff deserved credit for having embraced the park and rezoned the neighborhoods it passes through to help it flourish.
For the future, having embraced the circus as metaphor, Mr. Rigot sees no limit to what can inspire him.
Kurtág's music for orchestra has embraced a larger scale in pieces such as Stele, composed for the Berlin Philharmonic and Claudio Abbado, and … concertante … for violin, viola, and orchestra.
Uganda's Ministry of Health and National Malaria Control Program, for example, have embraced this approach.
There was a good attendance, too, and not just the England supporters who have been enjoying Caribbean life, for Grenada has embraced the match.
Pepsico, for example, has embraced a method of sanitizing plastic bottles with purified air instead of water at a plant in Georgia.
Meanwhile, young technology companies today rely on free, open-source business software rather than Microsoft's products, so young students, soon to be looking for jobs, have embraced open-source software as well.
O'Malley also talks about inequality, in terms that more populist Democrats, like Elizabeth Warren, who insists she isn't running for President, have embraced, but which Obama and Clinton have generally avoided.
WhatsApp, for example, has embraced business-consumer communication, is working on payments and has an advertising tie-in with Facebook.
