Sentence examples for adopted fixed from inspiring English sources
Three provinces recently adopted fixed election dates.
To simplify things, Souq scrapped the eBay-style auction model in 2010 and instead adopted fixed prices.
The Gulf Arab countries have adopted fixed exchange rate regimes in the past to stabilize their currencies and as a bulwark against inflation.
Unfortunately, Professor Petersilia said, "When we adopted fixed sentences, there is no longer any incentive for prisoners to reform, just as there is no way to judge whether their behavior has improved".
These results clearly demonstrated that among the adopted fixed rules, the Sum rule outperforms the others for both manually and automatically registered data.
Our results distinguished from previous studies by using different underlying reward functions originally derived from Herrnstein's matching law [3], [22], [24] that reward associated with each choice depends not only on the current choice but also subject's previous choice history, while most of the previous studies adopted fixed action-reward contingencies paradigms [11] [14], [33].
As Olson and her Treasury economists surely know, if the tax changes Bush did propose this year are adopted, fixing the AMT will according to Congress' 10-budget accounting rules become even more difficult, not less.
Instead of adopting fixed annual targets, business units set longer-term goals based on benchmarks such as return on capital.
People induced to adopt fixed mindsets were more concerned that the fake rejection would change how they and others saw themselves.
In the 17th century compositors began to adopt fixed spellings for practical reasons, and in the order-loving 18th century uniformity became more and more fashionable.
By including every Ford dealer in the country, the new enterprise will increase the pressure on dealers to adopt fixed prices or a narrow band of prices for all of their sales, instead of subjecting customers to hours of negotiation.
