Sentence examples for adopted at that time from inspiring English sources

The Belgrade declaration, adopted at that time, committed Soviet leaders to equality in relations with the communist-ruled countries at least in the case of Yugoslavia.

As best as we can determine, there were no other policies adopted at that time that might have affected student choice of major.

The association of cyclophosphamide and cisplatin was adopted at that time as a standard and served as a control in the first two trials exploring the impact of paclitaxel cisplatin combinations.

Mr. Brufau, the Repsol president, said Tuesday that his company would demand that the Argentine government respect the bylaws adopted at the time of YPF's privatization in the 1990s and avoid any discrimination among shareholders.

Then, on Monday, six days after the quake, Janet Napolitano, the Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, announced that all confirmed Haitian orphans who were in the process of being adopted at the time of the quake would be granted "humanitarian parole," meaning that they could enter the U.S. without passports.

Old Testament names were common in Wales at the time, but it has been suggested that this name may have been adopted at the time Asser entered the church.

In 1824, she published an anonymous pamphlet calling for an immediate end to slavery – rather than the gradual approach adopted at the time by Wilberforce and his comrades.

Regarding public expenditure, some important changes were adopted at the time of legislated tax changes and some other, possibly, as a substitute.

The FDA position is consistent with the case-by-case approach adopted at the time by UKIXRA (Einsiedel et al. 2011a).

Windows Vista and Windows 7 were not yet widely adopted at the time this research was conducted; Apple's MacOS X was not considered because it runs in specific hardware.

The motto Pro Patria was adopted at this time.