Sentences with phrase «embraces ideas such as»

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Cities in states such as Massachusetts, California, and New York embraced the idea.

They attribute social ills such as «widespread family breakdown, immorality and social integration» to the fact that «the nation has largely turned her back on Jesus and embraced alternative ideas such as secular humanism, moral relativism and sexual licence».

Or the pair of evangelical professors who wrote an article in The New York Times, criticizing evangelical leaders for their «rejection of knowledge» and for embracing «discredited, ridiculous and even dangerous ideas» — such as believing that homosexual behavior is sinful and that Darwin was wrong.

Many more did not necessarily embrace such ideas, but saw its legacy as useful for present purposes and one that could be applied in their opposition to state power and the existing system.

They made the case for including all duly accredited higher education institutions in the TAP program, and the Governor embraced the idea as nothing short of equitable treatment for all students in such institutions.

There are plenty of other Tory MPs, such as John Redwood, whose ideas should be embraced.

Asked if police should consider going undercover — acting as transgender women to catch anti-transgender attackers — no one on hand embraced the idea of using such decoys.

In Steal Like an Artist: 10 Things No One Told You About Being Creative, writer and artist Austin Kleon shares comforting truths about creativity such as the idea that nothing is original so you should embrace influence, collect ideas, and remix and re-imagine to discover your own path.

For others it may be a trigger to embrace new ideas in the classroom, such as coding and computational thinking.

In recent years, many forward - thinking school districts have embraced the idea of instructional rounds and created collaborative structures such as professional learning communities and data teams.

SEGA of Japan has been embracing the idea of releasing some of their «niche» packaged game titles with such examples as the Mandarin release of Phantasy Star NOVA and Shining Resonance.

Embracing the idea of strong messages to generate action from viewers, they addressed topics such as cyberbullying, child trafficking and child labor, and Alzheimer's disease in their poster designs.

The exhibition is not about new forms of art, but as these difficult and contradictory ideas about humanity sink in, older forms such as sculpture, ceramics and painting are as quick to embrace and consider the new world as performance, video and computer animation.

«He embraced the spirit of the Report of the Committee on One - Parent Families and steered many of its ideas, such as conciliation (later mediation) and unified family courts, into the blood of the new [Solicitors Family Law] Association.»

It makes sense for Microsoft to focus on apps such as Office and Skype for Android and iOS, but what about the popular idea that Microsoft should somehow try to shoehorn Android apps onto Windows Phone, or even embrace the Android OS in favour of its offering?

While 11 per cent of Canadians surveyed have embraced the idea of using robo - advisers such as chatbots and humanoids for mortgage advice, banks and mortgage brokers are still the most trusted sources of mortgage advice, the survey says.