Sentence examples for adopted only in from inspiring English sources

The term "intellectual property" was widely adopted only in the 1960s, as a way to bundle trademarks, copyrights and patents.

He said today that the removal of the double-jeopardy rule would be adopted only in serious cases like murder, rape, manslaughter and armed robbery.

Better options are to impose a value-added tax on financial services and to require banks to pay a levy to the extent that they finance themselves with hot money — a tax that has so far been adopted only in some countries.

His objection, he said, was that the populist message of that '05 piece was being adopted only in rhetoric and not in action.

Despite such encouraging findings, IP chemotherapy still raises many concerns among oncologists and has been adopted only in a few centers.

Although UPA is currently adopted only in a minority of states, there is a likelihood that it could serve as one guideline for Japanese legislators in the future.

However, because of severe functional and esthetic morbidities of the second donor site, FTSGs are able to adopt only in limited cases [7].

The problem, the study found, is that the state's academic standards were adopted only recently, in 1997.

Lynda found out she was adopted only when she was in her teens.

Most of the studies on orthostatic hypotension in diabetic subjects were hospital based, not population based (3, 6– 8, 10), and adopted only the postural change in systolic blood pressure as the criteria (3, 6– 8).

Intra- and inter-syllabic consistency were comparably high across the two levels of male talkers, as speakers in general adopted only one or two variants for a given context/syllable.