While it is significant to embrace this as a "core civilian mission," the idea that fragile states have become increasingly important to the United States is not new.
But the focus shift that helps you stop caring is like a little dance (drop hope of changing significant other, embrace determination to find alternative sources of peace and joy, step-ball-change) that immediately, reliably diverts your energy toward happiness and unconditional love.
Lest anyone forget, the new vice-president has only lately come to embrace significant criminal justice reforms.
By not cutting Cooper, Lurie and Kelly missed a significant opportunity to embrace human dignity and strengthen race relations by creating a team based on respect and character.
In the meantime, the decision to embrace significant new spending cuts and tax increases across much of Europe at a time of economic weakness is expected to undermine growth in the immediate future, analysts said.
One prominent Republican who advises the administration said that if General Myers was selected, it would mean that Mr. Rumsfeld and Vice President Dick Cheney, who was the defense secretary in the administration of Mr. Bush's father, "became convinced that he was a guy who could embrace significant -- some might say radical -- change in the way the military is planning and procuring to fight war".
Second, companies need to embrace significant change in the way they do business with customers, better aligning their policies, practices and processes to reflect warmth and competence.
That was news to Vice Chair Ellen Weintraub, who's been pushing her fellow commissioners to embrace significant regulations of online political ads before November.
Won't you join me on my journey to explore a more significant way to embrace the most important journey we have been entrusted with in life?
Mr. Justice Liam McKechnie remarked that the case was significant and would embrace far-reaching issues touching many aspects of society.
