Sentence examples for adapting that from inspiring English sources

Now, the European Union is embarked on the task of adapting that vision to a very different political landscape.

Some critics say that while the drug rules do provide fairly strict regulation of food safety, there are drawbacks to adapting that approach.

Islamic law prohibits, for example, receipt of interest from lending money, though there are methods of adapting that rule to modern transactions.

Adapting that realpolitikal rationale, we might choose Bashar Assad's Syria, from which millions of benighted refugees have now been scattered to freezing camps across the Levant.

Her work, in theory, means that by the time the player and his agent meet with the club after the season, the Jets negotiators are armed with statistics establishing the player's value on the open market, as well as with options for adapting that value to the player's demands.

The other works in the collection, he said, were "a way to blend film and poetry and performance and persona — all the things that I think are related to that poem and that process I went through of adapting that poem".

Their successors have adapted that mantra.

It really would adapt that much".

BBDO can lengthen or adapt that segment.

ABC now seems to have adapted that approach.

I adapted that book for the screenplay, and that book became my bible for the next two years.