Sentence examples for adopt to make from inspiring English sources

"But I do not accept that the means that you chose to adopt to make your protest were in any way justified.

Employer groups also say the strategy allows them to more fairly spread costs among employees and fits strategies employers increasingly adopt to make those who use the system pay more.

"This is a package of support to all those who are looking to adopt, to make sure that if they do want to pursue an interest in adopting, they will be welcomed with open arms," said Mr Timpson.

The philosophy behind Registered Reports is that the new format will help improve research transparency and reproducibility by reducing publication bias journals' favoring of certain types of results—and, consequently, the questionable research practices that some scientists adopt to make their results more likely to be published.

Their remarkable book focused on the various mechanisms that societies adopt to make life-and-death choices and to rationalize, sometimes to camouflage, the underlying ethical presumptions.

They are hidden behind a confusing slogan that the Tories adopted to make themselves sound cuddlier: "The Big Society".

Free Wi-Fi access, he said, is similar to other features he has adopted to make his restaurant more appealing.

This feature was introduced a year ago for high-end machines, but Dell adopted to make a computer that can run quietly in a company closet, without any cooling.

Under the new "serious" regime adopted to make it more "relevant", storylines are grittier, an unsatisfactory gruel of poverty, middle-aged affairs and teenage angst.

Measures should be adopted to make it easier for mutuals to raise external capital, while employee-owned companies "shouldn't be taxed inappropriately".

How far May can capitalise on the low-key pragmatism she has adopted to make Brexit succeed for the UK depends on how success is defined.