Sentence examples for adopt i from inspiring English sources

If you are a business which is considering the living wage, or which thinks it would be untenable to adopt, I want to hear from you, too.

But Salmon Chase, Secretary of the Treasury, suggested a new ending, which Lincoln did adopt: "I invoke the considerate judgment of mankind and the gracious favor of almighty God".

In the treatment of material non-linearities the authors adopt: (i) a non-layered approach and a plastic node method [Ueda, Y., Yao, T., 1982. The plastic node method of plastic analysis. Comput. Methods Appl. Mech. Eng. 34, 1089 1104], (ii) an Iliushin's yield function expressed in terms of stress resultants and stress couples [Iliushin, A.A., 1956. Plastichnost'.

We argue that car labelling can be made more effective if Member States adopt: (i) a uniform label that mirrors, as far as feasible, the design of the EU energy label, (ii) data and classification metrics that accurately reflect the fuel consumption and CO2 emissions observed by consumers, and (iii) a labelling scale that allows differentiation between efficient hybrid and plug-in hybrid vehicles.

It's not just a philosophy that I adopt, I recognize that it's in my DNA.

On the other hand, as for a quantity system, I adopt the assumption which Sraffa does not adopt: I assume that all the industries grow at the same rate.

Three different harvesting times were adopted i.e. 55, 65 and 75 days after sowing (DAS).

"This text is not going to be adopted, I can tell you," he said.

When I was told that I was adopted I remember being rather relieved.

Hayward on Sunday alluded to the role BP has unwillingly adopted: "I'm sorry.

"One time her mother said to me, 'Gary, are you adopted?' I was dumbfounded.