Sentence examples for adopt a note from inspiring English sources

Martin Lipton, special counsel for Revlon, recommended two defensive measures: first, that the company repurchase up to 5 million of its nearly 30 million outstanding shares; and second, that it adopt a Note Purchase Rights Plan.

Ayesha Dharker, in her Shakespeare Solo, adopts a note of poignant regret and infinite sadness: she turns the speech into a moving lament for mankind's fate.

In a statement late Thursday, Mr. Sarkozy adopted a conciliatory tone, noting that the public had "legitimate concerns".

It adopts a peevish tone, noting "the irony of so much moral outrage devoted to a single media company, when British tabloids have been known for decades for buying scoops and digging up dirt on the famous".

Since being nominated, Malpass has adopted a gentler tone, noting he was America's lead negotiator on a package of reforms under which the bank will receive a $13-billion 13-billioncapital

The need to adopt a family approach was noted: 'The parents are key, above any physios and psychotherapists' (GP.8) 'You find overweight children have overweight parents, so if you tackle the parents, you indirectly tackle the children' (PN. 5) GPs identified another important barrier to discussing a child's weight during a consultation as being a limitation of time and resources.

They both belong to what Ginastera called his "neo-expressionist" period, in which he adopted a 12-note technique (though without ever really losing touch with tonality) and included aleatoric passages in his scores.

The slogan was changed to "Nationwide is on your side" in 1973, he added, when the company adopted a seven-note jingle that was heard in its commercials for decades.

The internals are a bit more up for debate, particularly whether the Note 7 will adopt a USB Type-C port and the updated Snapdragon 821 chipset.

As noted before, we adopt a hybrid learning-based and rule-based approach to temporal relation classification.

Note that we should adopt a lower density for porous particles, taking into account their porosity.