Sentence examples for adopts exactly from inspiring English sources
One legal theorist who adopts exactly this approach, and so views interpretation in legal reasoning as 'straddling the divide' between identifying existing law, and developing and modifying the law, is Joseph Raz (see Raz 1996a and 1996b).
Now easyJet will adopt exactly that policy.
And somehow, astonishingly, he adopted exactly the right tone to lead the shaken city through weeks of almost unbearable agony.
But, in the 2010 State of the Union address, President Obama adopted exactly the same metaphor and began using it incessantly.
Why would the Jews, who demonstrably defeated the British and their entire tactical handbook, adopt exactly the same failed anti-insurgency approach as their former masters when they in turn faced an insurgency?
At that period, I regularly sported a black corduroy suit and was astonished to turn up at a pre-show press conference to find that Briers had adopted exactly the same costume for the role.
Frydenberg said it was a longstanding tradition on both sides of politics not to comment on on intelligence matters and said Abbott had adopted exactly the right approach in expressing regret but not an apology to Indonesia.
Appearing to read from a script, he says the Obama administration has adopted "exactly the same rhetoric used to rally support for the war in Afghanistan and the invasion of Iraq in 2003".
Am I alone in noting the extraordinary similarity of The Times's editorial and that of The Sun? What a coincidence that the editors should adopt exactly the same line on the same day.
There is already an enormous body of research on the subject, perhaps 20 years' worth, nearly all of it pointing to the need to adopt exactly the kind of remedial steps that the Bush administration has so far refused to take.
A follow-up to my earlier post, on the so-called "Ground Zero mosque" (actually two blocks away from the site) and the morally weak gesture of acknowledging that Muslims have the right to build a community center while saying that they shouldn't exercise that right: Harry Reid has now adopted exactly that stance.
