The phrase "adopt them on" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of adopting something, but the preposition "on" is not appropriate in this context.
Example: "We need to adopt them into our policy framework."
Alternatives: "implement them" or "incorporate them".
Of these we are asked, by implication, to take judicial notice, to adopt, them, and, on the strength of our acceptance, to declare the foundation of the ordinance a mistake and the ordinance void.
For the joint statement of political science journals setting forth the content of qualitative and quantitative transparency standards, and a list of the journals that have agreed to adopt them starting on 1 January 2016, see "The (DA-RT) Data Access and Research Transparency Joint Statement," at http://dartstatement.org/.org/
"Once demonstrated, others are willing to adopt them". LeConte Hall on the Berkeley campus is one building that has had an energy-efficiency makeover.
Some P.G.A. courses adopted them to tread lightly on tender greens.
Legal changes to make it easier for children to be fostered by people approved for adoption so that a child might be fostered by someone who goes on to adopt them.
Also, the government says: Legal changes are planned to make it easier for children to be fostered by people approved for adoption so that a child might be fostered by someone who goes on to adopt them once court proceedings are complete.
Though many farmers have been using these technologies for some time, having adopted them based on peer recommendations and anecdotal evidence of the reduced need for costly inputs, the actual benefits in terms of energy and time savings need to be quantified.
To the extent that the United States wants its ideals and legal system to inspire others, it should take interest in ideas from overseas, she said, not necessarily adopting them but drawing on them.
You learn about their back story, Croker adopted them basically; he found them on a ship which came in and he saw some sort of potential in Dove, with his brains, and with Nathaniel he saw something else.
Today, Kristine Ragaglia, Commissioner of Children and Families, said that the department had already adopted the report's recommendations, or was working on adopting them.
