The phrase "adopted we" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not a usable construction and does not convey a clear meaning in English.
Example: "Adopted we the new policy last year." (This sentence is incorrect.)
Alternatives: "We adopted" or "We have adopted."
When we are adopted, we may be lucky enough to gain an incredible adoptive family but we lose parts of our story, our identity and we lose the experience of being raised by our blood relatives.
Carol Iddon, from Action for Children, said: "Although the map may raise awareness of the numbers of children waiting to be adopted, we must be careful to not unfairly raise expectations of potential adopters.
He's usually credited with inventing the phrase, which Richard Nixon adopted, "We are all Keynesians now".
Even if their substitute is adopted, we will still get "crowdfunding," but with a few extra safeguards.
"If the plan is adopted, we will begin the orderly wind-down of our business," said Matthew L. Larrabee, the firm's chairman.
Christo60 writes: When we adopted we were well prepared as far as that was possible and told once adoption was finalised we needed to source our own support.
Above the line preferencing would either require voters to number up to 45 parties; or, if non-compulsory preferences were adopted, we would again have the potential for exhausted votes.
Before such invasive recommendations are adopted, we need more scrutiny of whether Turc is setting a higher standard for unions than corporate Australia – and what the practical consequences on the representation of workers might be.
The district attorney in Utica and the president of the New York State District Attorneys Association, Michael A. Arcuri, said, "If that standard is adopted, we will not have a death penalty in New York".
