embraces

Google embraces RSS, develops the premiere online RSS reader, so good that even stand alone readers are largely abandoned...

He isn't as sensitive or shallow as you portray him, he's a provocateur and he embraces it to his leverage.

Atom is designed to harness community participation from a community that currently embraces some technology that can easily lead to bloat.

We’re looking for someone who embraces failure in testing, learns from it and makes their decisions better the next time around.

Mithril does not enforce immutable data (though you can use something like immutable.js if you want to); it embraces JavaScript-the-language better in general.

One of the things strengthening the government's power in these cases is that they tell me Singaporean culture embraces government as a caretaker of sorts.

UBI embraces the same kind of capitalism we have now with private property and profit.

So I must always seek a solution that embraces corporatocracy, believe me I am very much for tax supported wealth redistribution.

So I am obviously fringe in today's culture that embraces the centralized cloud.

I personally do not find persuasive the idea that decisions involving high stakes should warrant an approach which embraces risk management over skepticism.

However, Obama embraces this centralization and accelerated it via Dodd-Frank, which drastically increased the federal government's control over financial firms; as I already mentioned.

We are looking for a Sr Systems Engineer (devops) who understands and embraces the devops philosophy, can work closely with dev teams and is comfortable with cloud based infrastructure.

Shaw opens the book with, in-part: "The Essay In America (...) There is no literary form that embraces so wide a variety of inclusions.

Pandora properly embraces the philosophy, "If you aren't paying, you're the product." If you can't monetize free users, then they are a liability, not an asset.

It is beyond debate that freedom to engage in association for the advancement of beliefs and ideas is an inseparable aspect of the "liberty" assured by the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment, which embraces freedom of speech.

If your company embraces the "yes man" culture of trying to keep every client happy all of the time and wouldn't dare tell them that it will be done tomorrow, you'll be in context-switching hell for the life of your job there.