Sentence examples for further embrace from inspiring English sources

Mr Sarkozy may further embrace greenery.

In fact the BBC believes that to further embrace the digital revolution, increase its appeal to younger people and to keep up with the competition creatively, it needs a real increase in income.

His appointment of Stephen Bannon, the former executive chairman of Breitbart News, as his campaign CEO was seen as a further embrace of the far-right movement in the US.

The framework advocates the further embrace of metrics, the use of price as a proxy for quality, the relaxation of conditions of entry to the sector for private providers, and the creation of a regulatory body to ensure consumer protection from the abuse of market power.

The problem with further embrace of the market model is that it undermines both the object of widening opportunity and the opportunity itself - by forcing students into debt so that more work near full-time hours alongside their studies, fewer can afford to live away from home, and more suffer stress and mental illness.

Design should further embrace a function-centred view of the human-technology-structure system.

These things have widely been seen as marking a capitulation Republicans further embracing racial resentment.

Messages of equality are being abandoned, while the party is further embracing reactionary, anti-immigration rhetoric.

Because of that, they have further embraced their role as doubles diplomats.

In the 21st century some towns took these steps even further, embracing a trend that came to be known as the "Slow City" movement.

Now the company is taking the whole notion one step further, embracing Internet technology both internally and for its client services.