Sentence examples for will not embrace from inspiring English sources

But while Iraq is willing to accommodate Iran, he says, it will not embrace it fully unless pushed by fear of its Sunni neighbours.One of those is Turkey, which has often appeared to consider Iraq's Shia-dominated government as a catspaw for Iran and acted accordingly.

But Ms. Price Becker will not embrace the small-plates craze.

As with the internet, many teachers will not embrace podcasting until it is a natural part of their lives.

Pfizer's Mr Kindler is convinced America will not embrace price controls, but even so acknowledges that his industry faces pricing constraints.

The remark is typical Gilbert -- while he will admit to not having as much talent as other players, in conversation he will not embrace the "overachiever" label.

The Labour leader, Ed Miliband, will launch the report on Thursday, endorsing its themes, but will not embrace all its proposals.

Will you not embrace it?... be blind to the signs of the times".

If it's forced and feels forced, golfers will ultimately not embrace the design.

Mr. Bush will almost certainly not embrace the bill.

The Palestinians will not easily embrace compromise; nor is more violence unlikely.

The danger, he went on, is "that academic researchers will not only embrace particular solutions but will fight for them in the political arena".