The President, Mr. Foley said, embraces popular programs and offers no way to pay for them.

When he had finished speaking, he and the President embraced.

The President will embrace the prodigal; all will be forgiven, and nothing will happen.

This turns out to be a "broader theme" that the President can embrace.

Many presume that the President will eventually embrace these sensible ideas in the eleventh hour of negotiating.

Within his Administration and the party at large, the debate continued over what new economic measures the President should embrace, and when.

Well, the young man entered, filled with awe, and the President practically embraced him.

The President can easily embrace the commission's basic policy thrust: admit more skilled, and fewer unskilled, workers.

He offered Republican budget leaders two options in which the President would embrace the general goal of balancing the budget in seven years.

We very much welcome the way in which you and your President have embraced this particular initiative, and offer you our full support.