Sentence examples for strongly embracing from inspiring English sources

As a judge on the Tenth Circuit, Gorsuch drew attention to himself by strongly embracing a key plank of the conservative legal agenda — the claim by Hobby Lobby, a retail chain owned by a religiously devout family, that it could exempt itself from provisions of the Affordable Care Act, which require employers to provide birth-control benefits.

In essence, Zapata-Barrero argues that in light of, among other things, Brexit and the fact that 'second-generation migrants are strongly embracing radical outlooks', it is evident that 'multicultural Europe' is in a deep crisis, and that IC 'may help light the way' (p. 5).

But even some leading business groups strongly embraced the legislation.

Never before had he so strongly embraced a political position.

If this country doesn't strongly embrace plug-ins, Europe may well become the leader.

"Our customers have strongly embraced" the new patterns, said Jack Minuk, Nordstrom's vice president for shoes.

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.

They could enlist broader political support for such flexibility if they also strongly embraced the more difficult labor market, pension and tax reforms.

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.

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.