Sentence examples for adopted toward from inspiring English sources

I'd been warned by a few adherents about what they called "the Berlin jade," the cynicism of the locals, native or adopted, toward the naïve enthusiasms of outsiders.

"The U.S. safeguard measures adopted toward Chinese tires are trade protectionism intended to shift domestic political pressure," the statement said, according to Reuters.

On foreign policy, too, the differences between the two front-runners came through clearly, despite the respectful attitude they adopted toward each other.

The parallel is obvious between the view Russians have of Chechnya and the one most Westerners adopted toward last year's NATO war against Yugoslavia.

The alliance dominated federal politics until 1929, when it was defeated partly as a result of the increasingly hard line that was adopted toward the unions in the bitter labour disputes of the 1920s.

As minister of the interior (February 1901 June 1903) and as prime minister (November 1903 March 1905), he adopted toward strikes a calm attitude that earned him both praise and criticism.

And in the skeptical, informed, affectionate tone he adopts toward the countries he chronicles, his book exemplifies that spirit.

The pugilistic attitude most doctors adopt toward disease is understandable, even desirable, for much of the course of illness.

WHATEVER policy the Obama administration or its successor adopts toward China, the broader East Asian region, unlike the Middle East, is filled with stable, and largely democratic, states.

Stacey Allaster, the chief executive of the WTA Tour, said it was premature to announce what approach the women's tour might adopt toward John Tomic.

Officials in the Diocese of Amarillo, Tex., expressed uncertainty about what posture to adopt toward six priests with histories of sexual misconduct who resigned this year.