Sentence examples for strongly embraced from inspiring English sources
But even some leading business groups strongly embraced the legislation.
Never before had he so strongly embraced a political position.
"Our customers have strongly embraced" the new patterns, said Jack Minuk, Nordstrom's vice president for shoes.
They could enlist broader political support for such flexibility if they also strongly embraced the more difficult labor market, pension and tax reforms.
On judges, Mr. McCain has strongly embraced the judicial philosophy of Mr. Bush and vowed to appoint conservative judges in the mold of Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. and Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr.
She had trailed far behind her three Republican rivals in fund-raising and visibility, but she was strongly embraced by Republican leaders in Washington and touted as one of the party's next leaders.
If this country doesn't strongly embrace plug-ins, Europe may well become the leader.
My son's mother and I are both light-skinned Aboriginal people who strongly embrace our Aboriginality.
Movin, the new Rio de Janiero-based brand whose slogan is "start movin'," strongly embraces the ecological trend.
And last month they put new rules into effect that could force Telefonos de Mexico, the former national phone monopoly widely known as Telmex, to more strongly embrace open competition.
True to form, a senior general stepped into the fray, saying "no one should doubt that we strongly embrace EU membership"—but only on conditions acceptable to Turkey.So far the warmly pro-European President Sezer has held his fire.
