Sentence examples for time embraced from inspiring English sources

Gathered in Stockholm to release the latest United Nations assessment of climate change, the group for the first time embraced an upper limit on carbon emissions.

At a hastily called Downing Street press conference Cameron also for the first time embraced the need for a debate about the powers of the security services.

But in one weekend, she has abandoned that mantle and, for the first time, embraced her status as a celebrity senator.

He condemned Mr. Wright's remarks as divisive but at the same time embraced him as family, "as imperfect as he may be".

In fact, in 2000 Ehud Barak, who was prime minister at the time, embraced President Bill Clinton's end-of-conflict proposal, and in 2008 Prime Minister Ehud Olmert offered an even more far-reaching peace plan.

Southwest, which for a time embraced "Freedom From Fees" as its advertising slogan, dropped that in favor of "Bags Fly Free" after it began charging for extras like securing a place in the first boarding group, which costs $10.

But Mongolia has taken its time embracing international capital markets.

It normalises it, but at the same time embraces the different".

At the same time, embrace the growing number of athletes majoring in "kinesiology," known derogatively as "gym".

He had a harder time embracing the fact that he could jump better than he could run.

Rousseff, who in her youth was a fan of the French barricades intellectual Régis Debray, has an obviously hard time embracing capitalism.