Sentence examples for trained to embrace from inspiring English sources

Continuing to ignore the complexity physicians were trained to embrace perpetuates a system in which the health disparity gap widens.

In Canada today, and indeed around the world, we need health law and policy researchers who are trained to embrace a variety of disciplines and ensure that our regulatory and governance capacity matches our scientific capacity.

Some 11,000 teachers are trained to embrace the child-friendly school concept.

How Shlomo moved from the stern rectitude demanded by his rabbinical training to embrace a more liberal philosophy is the story the musical laboriously unfolds.

The Certificate in Theology and Health Care aims to equip Christian health care practitioners with the training to embrace that calling and live into it with theological clarity and spiritual joy.

The Certificate in Theology and Health Care (THC) is a one-year course of study designed to equip Christian health care practitioners with the training to embrace that calling and live into it with theological clarity and spiritual joy.

But Malaysians need to be trained to re-embrace ethnic political segregation, he said.

There was something epochal about Dresser, one of the first professionally trained designers to embrace industrial manufacture and arguably the most important.

That's because for the past six years, Game of Thrones has trained you to embrace the possibility of sudden death for any character, no matter how important, at any time.

Their personal website is named Eternal Presence and references the board game they created in 2004, called The Abounding River Board Game, which was on every table in their San Francisco flagship; and which they said would train players to embrace "an unfamiliar view of Being Abundant" and develop a "spiritual foundation" for looking at money.

We must train ourselves to embrace the unfamiliar, and what it feels like to be there.