Sentence examples for adopted open from inspiring English sources

The F.C.C. adopted "Open Internet" principles in 2005.

We have adopted "open" as a philosophy, not just in our journalism but also through all of our commercial activities.

The colonial British adopted open immigration policies Bengalis, Sikhs, Tamils, Gujaratis, and Punjabis flooded in which made the Bamar a minority in Yangon, their onetime capital.

We've also modernized universal service programs from telephone to broadband, creating the Connect America Fund to invest $45 billion in our broadband infrastructure; eliminated outdated regulations that were discouraging network upgrades; and adopted open Internet rules and other policies to spur competition.

Nonetheless, Bradley has been surprised by the variety of scientists who have adopted Open Notebook techniques.

We adopted Open Services Gateway initiative (OSGi) [25] to construct the system architecture.

The department should set a national standard by joining state and local governments that have adopted open-file requirements for prosecutors to be far more forthcoming about evidence favoring the defense.

A small number of state and local governments have adopted open-file policies that require prosecutors to make available well before trial all information favorable to the defense, without regard to whether such information is likely to affect the outcome of the case.

The chapter discusses the design of a widely adopted open-loop SC step-up DC-DC converter called the Dickson charge-pump.

Perhaps not surprisingly, the open-source project leading our index is Linux, technology that was first released in 1991 and is one of the most widely adopted open-source projects in the world.

CIOs who have not yet adopted open-source or software-as-a-service (SaaS) solutions are absolutely going to have a huge wake-up call in the coming years, when they realize they cannot adjust their technology budget to the current economic conditions or to the changing revenue streams of their companies.