Sentence examples for Time has adopted from inspiring English sources

A center-right, classic Northeastern Republican who, over time, has adopted a specific, quite bold, thoroughly conservative platform.

In contrast, the president has met twice at the White House with Ariel Sharon, the Israeli prime minister, and from time to time has adopted some of the Israeli's tough language about Palestinian terrorism.

The court further found that Time had adopted the "no-shop" clause at Warner's insistence and for Warner's protection.

In getting to this point, the 11 euro nations for the first time have adopted a common economic policy that has reined in public spending, reduced debt and tamed inflation.

Though many farmers have been using these technologies for some time, having adopted them based on peer recommendations and anecdotal evidence of the reduced need for costly inputs, the actual benefits in terms of energy and time savings need to be quantified.

3 Hospitals that have short door-to-balloon time have adopted strategies such as prehospital ECGs to activate the catheter laboratory (cath-lab), an attending cardiologist always on site, explicit goals, continuous feedback on time delays and an interdisciplinary collaboration throughout the process.

The Times has adopted a similar stance.

The New York Times has adopted the term in headlines like "The Age of Big Data and Big Datata on Campus".

However, although every President in modern times has adopted OGE's recommended approach, OGE has no power to require adherence to this tradition".

The very title of your July 10 editorial -- "Skyscrapers Grow in Brooklyn" -- reflects the admiring tone The Times has adopted in discussing it.

The New York Times has adopted a policy requiring that pictures of people in housing advertisements be representative of the racial makeup in the metropolitan area.