Sentence examples for push to embrace from inspiring English sources

Mr. Zoellick says the bank's newfound openness is part of a push to embrace competition, both internally and externally, as it tries to reduce poverty and foster economic development.

In a push to embrace high technology as a sustainable form of income, Barbados has also become a suitable place in which to base e-commerce services for retail or wholesale distribution.

Such moves are often part of a larger push to embrace environmentalism that includes hiring sustainability coordinators, introducing solar panels, composting dining-hall waste and encouraging students to turn off lights with catchy sayings like "Do It in the Dark".

But San Diego's bipartisan push to embrace clean energy such as solar and wind, while radically paring back greenhouse gas emissions by 80% by 2050, is a glimpse into how the rancorous brawls over climate change could have been avoided across the rest of the US.

Schulman is an interesting choice for PayPal: at AmEx, his most recent title was group president of enterprise growth, where he has been at the front of the company's push to embrace new technologies and new partnerships.

Automotive: Cars, too, have taken on increasing importance in the show over the last several years, thanks in part to automakers like Ford making a major push to embrace consumer electronics.

Having been pushed to embrace his past, Sajad was unhappy with his wife's future.

Republicans will be pushed to embrace compassion just as Democrats will be compelled to advocate national defense and 'personal responsibility.' Whoever makes the better case will pick up the center.

That is, some of the very people our government had pushed to embrace the American dream of homeownership — minority groups, lower-income borrowers, immigrants and others previously shut out of the market — were the very people hurt the most by the foreclosure mess.

The question is whether the prospect of more droughts and more powerful hurricanes will push Americans to embrace it, too.

But the report suggests that spectrum constraints could be resolved if the government were to push carriers to embrace technologies that provide greater efficiency.