I embrace the concept of reform.

I could either deny my mental illness or embrace my mental skillness.

He died for a cause I would be too cowardly to embrace.

But ultimately, I decided that what I really ought to do is not fight being who I am, but embrace it.

I completely understand this view. But to embrace it would be a grave strategic error.

I had to let go of the old Amy and learn to embrace the new Amy.

I believe that we must embrace the responsibility to protect, and, when necessary, we must act on it.

China s Measured Embrace of India

Kirby Ferguson Embrace the remix

Eve Ensler Embrace your inner girl

It is time to embrace them.

Not everyone will embrace such instruments.

Embrace the cause. Support human rights.

Governments before World War I and even more so before WWII did not embrace the mission of minimizing unemployment during economic downturns.

This is not an evil which I can decide once and for all to repudiate and never to embrace again, as I was able to do with fornication.

Jane Chen A warm embrace that saves lives

They have constrained Obama s willingness to embrace trade deals.

it took me a while to understand it, but when I discovered around 24 years of age that I was much more comfortable with objects than with people, I finally decided to really embrace this passion.

If things go wrong, China could move to embrace isolation.

This closer embrace of Cuba mixes self interest with calculation.

Today s Italian Catholic political leaders often embrace such a lifestyle.

Migration policies needed to embrace all aspects of the phenomenon.

Now I remember that dinner I had with the Minister of Fisheries 10 years ago when we first brought this up and I got quite animated during the dinner and said, Well, I think that the conservation community might embrace this idea, Minister.

A second term shift toward institutional multilateralism would embrace such action.

So Tudor's embrace of the Jews is a conversion of convenience.

But Europe will not be eager to embrace such a future.

In this respect, we embrace the concept of responsibility to protect .

Now, we must embrace the difficult task of implementing that vision.

First, however, the Islamic world must rediscover and embrace its proud heritage.

For all these reasons, the developing countries ought to embrace my proposal.

It would be equally easy for India s people to embrace Pakistan s people.

As more countries embrace IP, competition and conflict is bound to intensify.

Thatcher s embrace of the cause of our freedom was electrifying for me.

Corruption and failure to embrace meaningful political reform have become acute shortcomings.

In their rhetoric, President Dmitri Medvedev and his technocrats embrace this vision.

I've always tried to embrace the concept of peace beginning with me.

Embrace ye the ( fire ) this Day , for that ye ( persistently ) rejected ( Truth ) .

Embrace ye the ( fire ) this Day , for that ye ( persistently ) rejected ( Truth ) .

I still shake my head in wonder that she could embrace the abandoned hope of liberation when almost no one else not even Gorbachev could even imagine it.

Market pressure has also been important in pushing Chinese media to embrace change.

The people of Eastern Europe were eager to embrace this kind of capitalism.

Nor is America s embrace of industrial policy a matter of historical interest only.

But prying Syria from Iran s embrace means, eventually, reopening the Golan Heights question.

She wanted People from richer nations to embrace and train poorer region folk!

You embrace the challenging task of energizing the work of the First Committee.