Sentence examples for adapting to give from inspiring English sources

While politicians may have failed to agree any headline-grabbing commitments in the main event at Rio this week, a sister conference quietly showed how judges in courts and tribunals across the world are adapting to give practical effect to laws for the protection of the environment.

Teaching was adapted to give support to what they had witnessed.

Further modifications of the general method described have yielded validity definitions that match many other axiomatic modal systems, and the method can be adapted to give a definition of validity for intuitionistic PC.

The proposed architecture can be readily adapted to give support to an implementation of the AAI.

"The NHS is always trying to learn and adapt to give patients the highest standards of service".

Unknown to the participants, the coffee grinder had been adapted to give insects an escape route – but the machine still produced a devastating crushing sound to mimic their shells hitting the cogs.

PigSAFE was adapted to give a LARGE treatment, 9.7 m2 in total with a nest area of 4.0 m2, and a SMALL treatment, same design but 7.9 m2 in total with a nest area of 3.3 m2.

The set was adapted to give it a darker, evil feel.

Like SEGNO, the assignment rules could be adapted to give different assignments for the core and extremities of PPII [36].

It was adapted to give an end-tidal CO2 of 35-40 mmHg.

Additionally, chronic kidney disease was understood to be a progressive disease and consequently the staging classification could be adapted to give emphasis to treatment goals to slow progression.