Sentence examples for has embraced a position from inspiring English sources
"In recognizing that women are the equals of men, the Church of England has embraced a position that is centuries ahead of Scalia's," Davis Logsdon, a professor of religion at the University of Minnesota, said.
These legal issues include some, like equality for racial minorities, on which the Catholic Church has embraced a politically liberal position, and others, like abortion, where the Church has taken a politically conservative stance.
Still, some Democrats are wondering if Mr. Obama would be in a better position now if he had embraced a less ambitious health care proposal, as some aides urged, permitting him to pivot more quickly on the economy.
By season's end, the Heat had embraced a small ball strategy that featured Bosh at the center position.
Others had embraced a familiar pleasure.
Of course, many residents have embraced a leafier streetscape.
They have embraced a politics of subversion, not confrontation.
Mitchell moved the 6-foot-11 Villanueva to small forward when the Raptors traded Jalen Rose to the Knicks, and Villanueva has embraced the position.
Accorsi does not comment on off-season negotiations, but by his actions he has clearly embraced a position that the prudent course is to wait, not spend.
