Sentence examples for ordered to embrace from inspiring English sources

Both were football players in high school, and colleagues say that both remain quintessential team players who run a collegial shop in which employees are persuaded, not simply ordered, to embrace radical change.

She forced me to overcome my won prejudices in order to embrace and understand hers.

A new app, Cuddlr, lets you meet nearby people in order to embrace platonically.

The challenge today is to learn from the past, in order to embrace the former and avert the latter.

In order to embrace the harmless naked flame idea, one had merely blithely to suppress common sense.

They were willing to overlook his early anti-Communism in order to embrace his efforts to sway U.S. public opinion to enter the First World War.

For business and political leaders to do that, they need to cultivate compassion in order to embrace and diminish the ego, Thay says.

Was it wise to leave the Guardian, an organ with no owner, run by a trust, in order to embrace a billionaire tech tycoon waving a $250m cheque?

Alas, to so many different women".While Tynan made Brecht acceptable to the British theatrical establishment, he also hampered his reception somewhat by assuming that audiences had to share Brecht's anti-capitalism in order to embrace the plays.

This is necessary for any political system, in order to embrace all social classes and encourage them to participate in the affairs of their nation, and not dismiss and repulse them".

Consequently he re-pegged the "voting" so that 80% of participants needed to shout for democracy in order to embrace it, while letting the mobile vulgus reconvene an anarchic scrum with just 50%.On March 1st, the game was won.