Sentence examples for in embedding from inspiring English sources

How can companies have a role in embedding circular principles from the point of design?

Where we lack is in embedding organisational skills like leadership, governance, human resources, and financial management.

However, for a smart city industry worth $400bn globally, there is much more money to be made in embedding sensors than in analysing existing datasets.

The success of the YouTube acquisition will probably lie in embedding video advertising into the clips that millions of people watch everyday from their computers.

Whether cities and the national highway authorities will invest in embedding their roads with electricity strips is another question that kept Hyundai on the sidelines, Mr. Lee said.

George W. Bush is the first American president to speak of a state of Palestine, and his administration has succeeded in embedding the idea in a United Nations resolution for the first time.

"He is interested in the text, in the history -- he's interested in embedding the work in its context, whereas the academy believes that the text creates its own context.

Such support is provided by charitable organisations like the Philosophy Foundation in the UK and the Squire Foundation in the USA, which lead the way in embedding philosophy in primary school curricula.

Tracey McDermott, acting boss of the Financial Conduct Authority, said: "Extending the senior managers' and certification regime is an important step in embedding a culture of personal responsibility throughout the financial services industry.

Watermark extraction follows the basic procedure used in embedding.

Second, only limited research has been done in embedding roles in KM systems.