Sentence examples for adopted over much from inspiring English sources

Speenhamland system, practice of economic relief for the poor that was adopted over much of England following a decision by local magistrates at the Pelican Inn, Speenhamland, near Newbury, Berkshire, on May 6 , 1795

These dogs can be adopted over the phone or via email, but it is much easier to do in person, Kelly O'Meara, Humane Society International director for companion animals and engagement, told USA Today.

Several have been adopted over the years.

His next joke went over much better.

over much of its debt.

But as he has moved closer to the Republican nomination, Mr. Romney has adopted a much more aggressive approach to confronting Mr. Obama over energy prices.

After its fiscal crisis in the 1990s, Sweden adopted a much more cautious approach to the public finances and set a goal of running a budgetary surplus over the economic cycle.

And she adopted a much more reflective tone.

Mr. Wang has adopted a much more narrow reading.

Previous studies have adopted assessment over a longer duration of time, sometimes as much as months, to obtain this data.

Over the objection of Speaker Nancy Pelosi, the House adopted much stricter limits.