Sentence examples for about to adopt from inspiring English sources

And I am about to adopt two more overseas.

Are we about to adopt the sort of "Official Secrets Act" that lets British officials decide what news is suitable for the public?

But when Jim reappears after eight years, she has no qualms about switching back to him and forgetting about the baby that she and Felix were about to adopt.

Pennsylvania schools are about to adopt a teacher and principal evaluation system that will use the high stakes test scores of children in determining the so called "effectiveness" of our teachers and principals.

The Australians are about to adopt serious climate legislation.

It does not look like Heartland is about to adopt a corrective course of action.

The U.S. government wants to clarify that question, and over the last 4 months it's received 2600 pieces of advice about whether to adopt a proposed definition.

She prescribed being guided by truth in one's philosophical decisions about what to adopt and what to reject from the various metaphysicians and physicists whose work was animating intellectual circles in her time (IP Avant-Propos VII, X and XI).

Despite conversations about whether to adopt a new name, Vagina Panther stuck.

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For more information about how to adopt Gideon or to help other animals like him, visit the website for the Animal Wellness Foundation.