Sentence examples for adopting something from inspiring English sources
It may be useful in driving the Senate toward adopting something closer to the House position, which calls for comprehensive regulation of employee health benefit plans".
But people leery about adopting something that's not tried and true might want to wait a week to see if the iTunes reviewers unearth flaws worth fixing in an update.
G.M. and many other corporations because of government pressure, labor shortages, and unusually propitious economic conditions after the Second World War did wind up adopting something like his model.
Adopting something of the soap-operatic structure of Pedro Almodovar movies, "A Civilized People" dwells on a dozen or so characters whose lives are variously battered and twisted by the war.
A simple solution would appear to lie in adopting something similar to the famous German Rheinheitsgebot (purity laws) of 1516 which state that only unadulterated hops, barley, yeast and water can be used to brew.
"There are some charities that will take note and have the resources and vision to do something with it," Mr. Wilkerson said, "but the nonprofit world is notoriously slow at changing and adopting something new".
"As soon as you adopt something for yourself, you're not Chinese," she said.
I'm surprised more businesses haven't adopted something like this sooner".
The Supreme Court's previous school-speech cases suggest that it could adopt something like the Fifth Circuit's logic.
In 1941 anti-Semitic legislation was enacted in Bulgaria under German pressure to adopt something akin to the Nürnberg Laws.
It wasn't until the early 1990s, when India adopted something approximating a capitalist economy, that ties improved.
