Sentence examples for adopted with a from inspiring English sources

Gunn's role in Abush's life wasn't godmotherly; rather, it resembled that of an "ordinary parent with a child conceived or adopted with a now-estranged partner".

For a child to be adopted with a no-contact order suggests there has been a high level of abuse and a demonstrable lack of ability to change.

A1 The court ruled, 5 to 4, that the Justice Department must approve districting changes, even those adopted with a discriminatory purpose, as long as minority voters are left in no worse a position than previously.

"There are a number of Labor ideas which we've been outlining since my budget reply speech [in May] which I'm pleased the see the government has adopted with a few tweaks".

Libya's deputy UN ambassador, Ibrahim Dabbashi, who supports the opposition, said five Arab countries have offered support, and told reporters he expects a no-fly resolution to be adopted, with a provision that will also allow air strikes.

As he wrote in his tragic novella, "Legends of the Fall," "There is little to tell of happiness — happiness is only itself, placid, emotionally dormant, a state adopted with a light heart but nagging brain".

Modern methods were adopted, with an emphasis on cattle breeding.

The concept of "soho" — Small Office-Home Office — was adopted with an eye to the growing number of small private companies in Beijing.

Acid and alkaline conditions can also be adopted with an approximate 25% decrease in biomass productivity.

The best fit between model curves and data has been obtained when a linearly variable internal mass transfer coefficient was adopted, with an initial value of 1.9×10−5 m/s.

Natural convectional flow was adopted with an advantage of utilizing updraft air chimney to induce thermo-siphoning effect hence improving efficiency.