Sentence examples for that embracing a from inspiring English sources

The students said that embracing a union would align with the school's Jesuit values affirming the dignity of labor.

I'd never suggest that embracing a spirit of tough-minded optimism, of devising answers to the four questions I set forth, guarantees success.

Re "A Vegetarian Slugger in the Land of Brats," April 27: I would add one thing to Alan Schwarz's otherwise balanced and delightful article about Brewers first baseman Prince Fielder's recent conversion to vegetarianism and the buzz it has caused in the baseball world: assurance to bratwurst-loving Milwaukee fans that embracing a meat-free diet by no means necessitates swearing off sausage.

Werner Schiffauer, a professor who wrote a book about the Caliphate State, said that embracing a more devout Islam was a way that some young Turkish Germans rebelled both against their parents and what they saw as the secular consumerism of a Germany that didn't accept them anyway.

"In our field of expertise, to deliver safe public transportation, it's clear that embracing a policy that prohibits even possessing a phone while operating a vehicle is not just appropriate, it's good public policy that's in the best public interest," said Mr. MacDougall, the president of the Boston Carmen's Union Local 589.

Experiments have indicated that embracing a more diverse heterogeneous approach to Intrusion Detection does yield better situational awareness and improve accuracy.

They belonged to a sect, the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, that embraces a pacifist tradition within Islam.

ILR Review publishes high-quality empirical work that embraces a wide range of methodologies.

"It's an environmentalism that embraces a lot more than tree-huggers," Mr. Sibek said.

It is from a vineyard that embraces a traditional, artisanal approach to winemaking, run by a father-and-son pair.

Mrs. Clinton defended an expansive approach that embraces a variety of tools for responding to threats to Internet freedom.