Sentence examples for adopted in making from inspiring English sources

On the first day of a high court hearing in which the Belgian authorities and human rights groups are seeking a judicial review of the procedures the home secretary has adopted in making the decision that he is "minded" to return the general to Chile, Jonathan Sumption QC, accused the Belgian government of launching a "diatribe" against Mr Straw in a letter to the home office.

Instead a stepped approach was adopted in making a dementia diagnosis, so that wherever possible the diagnosis was made in primary care.

The elections were the first here since a new Constitution was adopted in June, making Kyrgyzstan the first parliamentary republic in Central Asia.

But a reform package adopted in 1990 made clear the reporting requirements, she said.

The change, the result of a taxi industry policy adopted in 1979, made drivers into independent contractors who generally worked longer hours -- 12-hour shifts instead of 9-hour shifts, to make more money -- but who had more control over when they worked.

Other methods, such as the method adopted in 2005, makes the snitch a tennis ball in a sock, hanging out of the running shorts of the snitch runner.

But, in fact, these outrageously dangerous laws have been adopted in many states, making it easy for shooters who kill to claim self-defense.

Unless there is visible change addressing the humanitarian situation in Gaza and a more constructive position is adopted in relation to making peace with Syria, it is highly unlikely that the quality of the bilateral relationship with Israel will improve.

The A.M.T. was adopted in 1969 to make sure that all very high-earning Americans (those making more than $1 million today) pay some income tax.

Here we adopted this strategy in making oligo probes for the earthworm Eisenia fetida, a species for which we have sequenced transcriptome-scale expressed sequence tags (ESTs).

7 This section, by an amendment finally adopted in 1903, was made inapplicable to certain townships, including Ninety-six.