Sentence examples for voluntarily embraced from inspiring English sources

(Many European countries voluntarily embraced the change before July, in some cases years earlier).

Remarkably, after more than a decade of advocating progressive modern music, Schulhoff voluntarily embraced the ideals of Socialist Realism and renounced all his previous experiments.

A good example is the EU accession process, through which countries have voluntarily embraced democratic and institutional reform in order to gain the benefits of EU membership.

While we recognize the trepidations of some, those few people do not represent the vast majority of institutions that have voluntarily embraced the Teacher Performance Assessment because they find it a productive way to improve programs, certify teachers and serve students.

As the Republican senator Chuck Hagel has put it, "We can help countries reach their destination but it must be on their terms and their way". A good example is the EU accession process, through which countries have voluntarily embraced democratic and institutional reform in order to gain the benefits of EU membership.

They also agree that the freedom of conscience should be respected, because "one should not be constrained in matters of religion, and beliefs should be voluntarily embraced, not imposed" as Tertullian stated.

Some UK businesses are also voluntarily embracing it as a way of building their corporate reputation and differentiating themselves from competitors.

The federal and State governments should provide for the education and support of farmers, primarily through the experiment stations and extension services of the States' land-grant agricultural colleges, but it would be up to individual farmers to voluntarily embrace a conservation ethic.

And it is not working for countries that embraced it voluntarily, like Britain.

(As he points out, Britain, the leading country to embrace austerity voluntarily, is hardly setting the world on fire).

Ayatollah Yazdi and those who think like him have little regard for democracy and no compunction about employing coercion if the people refuse to embrace piety voluntarily.