Sentence examples for adopting the common from inspiring English sources

Adopting the common currency was deeply controversial in some places, including Germany.

I was dismayed, however, by the suggestion that educators should think twice about adopting the Common Core standards because they recommend a substantial amount of nonfiction.

Boaler's course is particularly timely, given that 45 states, including California, are adopting the Common Core, which sets higher standards for K-12 students' mastery of math and reading.

The broad language adopting the common law approach to fair use is best understood as an endorsement of the essential fact-specificity and case-by-case methodology of the common law of fair use.

President Barack Obama had his own signature education law: the grant program Race to the Top, originally part of the 2009 stimulus package, which offered funds to states that undertook various reforms, including expanding charter schools, adopting the Common Core curriculum standards, and reforming teacher evaluation.

I show that the Court of Justice and the Commission responded by adopting the common law right to a hearing in European competition proceedings, a right which then migrated to other areas in which particularized Commission decisions adversely affected the interests of firms or individuals.

All but five of the 50 states have adopted the common core.

Georgia in 1784 adopted the common law of England, Act of February 25 , 1784 Prince's Digest 570 (1837).

But, as one Western diplomat put it, "there are few signs that Turkey has the collective will to adopt the common practices of the European Union".

Flavodoxin adopts the common repeat β/α topology and folds in a complex kinetic reaction with intermediates.

Now Poland and eight other countries, most from the former Soviet sphere of Central and Eastern Europe, have adopted the common visa, asylum and external border procedures required for membership.