Sentence examples for worked embraced from inspiring English sources

There was a time in the not so distant past when many, if not most, publicly held corporations, including the one for which I worked, embraced in their mission statements, codes of conduct and similar pronouncements a responsibility to serve multiple stakeholders: their stockholders, of course, but also their employees as well as customers, suppliers and the community in which they operated.

Electives—In order to complete the basic degree requirements, students must take 24 additional units of course work embracing at least two of the following categories.

One reason is that in New York the "white audience," he said, has been "wanting it to work, embracing the thought that it is musically from a different culture".

One of the points: "Base promotions on performance, not presence". In other words, give women and men more control over where and how they work, embracing flexible work.

Our young entrepreneurs at YouthBiz learn to acknowledge what doesn't work, embrace the failure, learn from it, then get up, dust off, and try again.

Ask "Why couldn't it work?" Embrace change and opportunity, and you might join the ranks of top performing companies.

His early works embraced the avant-garde.

She contrasted this hypersensitivity with the challenging work embraced in countries like the Netherlands and Denmark.

In a career that lasted more than five decades, Mr. Arbib's work embraced the functional as well as the whimsical.

Enrique Morente, one of the world's most celebrated flamenco singers, whose work embraced both traditional styles and contemporary influences as diverse as George Gershwin and Leonard Cohen, died on Monday in a Madrid hospital.

Ms. Ferrer said there was a shift in the 1980s, when the work embraced not just color but also staged and constructed images, which would become commentaries on identity and the medium.