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"But the first principle we embraced in the new strategy is that Iraq is a mosaic," Mr. Feaver said, "and that the risks of approaching it that way were deemed worth taking, given the alternative".
They also supported movements in South America that fought against the dictators we embraced in our hemispheric version of Eastern Europe.
I would say that maybe India is held to that higher standard because you have shown that you embrace the values that we embrace in terms of democracy.
The myths we embrace in order to fight a war are unchanged from when David Hume wrote about them in 1740: the enemy is cruel and perfidious while we are equitable; the opposing general is a sorcerer who takes pleasure in death while the treachery of our generals we call policy; our cruelty we justify as an evil inseparable from war.
But the rules we embrace in our constitutional republic require a different process: Washington makes the decisions on health care law, taxes and trillions of dollars in spending, with only indirect input from voters.
Looking at it purely from a career- or compensation-focused point of view, Mr. Welch's view reflects the free-market employment system we embrace in the United States, particularly for competitive, highly paid managerial posts such as those at issue here.
Conversely, the saving of the earth is possible only if we embrace — if he embraces, in particular — a different, better set of qualities.
In "embracing" our new faith we say we were embraced in turn.
"There really is less stomach in Europe for the kind of Darwinian competition that we've embraced" in the United States, he added.
Some of the ideas we have embraced in our package.
