Sentence examples similar to adopt a hand from inspiring English sources

After one hour and following ultrasound verification of the fetal head position, they will be given the option to adopt a hands and knees' position, if they wish to do so.

They have adopted a hand language that is uniquely theirs.

The regional banks take their marching orders from Washington, which had adopted a hands-off policy.

For decades, Congress has adopted a hands-off and pusillanimous approach to the N.S.A., appropriating vast sums for its operations — its budget remains classified, but it's reportedly about ten billion dollars a year — and not examining too closely how this money was spent.

Most family physicians we have talked to have adopted a hands off approach toward their patients that have traveled abroad for care out of the uncertainty that this practice brings with it.

For many authors, it was bad enough when, once every book, you had to slick on makeup, hire a photographer and adopt a writerly pose — hand on chin, furrowed brow — for the book jacket portrait.

Closer to home, Senator Jon S. Corzine, a Democrat of New Jersey, has introduced a measure that would require states to adopt a ban on hand-held phones or face losing federal transportation funds.

They can also contact their local animal shelter to find out how to adopt a pet or lend a hand to help nearby animals.

There are plenty of people who would love to adopt a disabled rabbit, so hand him/her to a rescue centre.

Ph.D. graduates are needed to carry out the research, and universities have all too often adopted a "hired hands" approach to Ph.D. employment, taking on the hired hands while research funds for a particular project last but terminating employment when the project ends.

They adopt a typical RdRp right-hand structure comprising three subdomains: fingers, palm and thumb (Fig. 10).