The sentence "Adopt this programme" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to suggest that someone starts using or follows a particular plan or programme. For example: "The government should adopt this new renewable energy programme to help reduce carbon emissions."
Decision makers in the Australian setting should consider the economic evidence for adopting this programme presented here, alongside other factors relevant to the adoption decision.
He told BBC Radio 4's World at One: "The real question for Chris Leslie is 'why did you support £375 billion for the banks?' when actually very much less would create jobs in every constituency throughout the UK, which is precisely what Jeremy Corbyn is offering by adopting this programme".
Mr Murphy added: "The real question for Chris Leslie is 'why did you support £375bn for the banks?' when actually very much less would create jobs in every constituency throughout the UK, which is precisely what Jeremy Corbyn is offering by adopting this programme".
▪ Some FGD participants mentioned that the Government should adopt the programme and continue its implementation ▪ FGD participants were particularly insistent that CMDs be remunerated as this will serve as motivation to continue their laudable service to the community.
The NHIS, focused on the FSSHIP at the time and unable to force the state to adopt the programme, shifted attention to other states.
On Sunday 3rd May, the festival will be representing heroes local and adopted, the programme toasts the E8 manor, ever-endowed with more music and arts venues than pretty much any corner of the capital.
As it did in most other countries where it was adopted, the programme found immediate success.
Implementing EHCP in Guimaras Within a year of introduction, all 97 public elementary schools in Guimaras Province were adopting the programme.
