Sentence examples for and also adopt from inspiring English sources

From Athens to Lisbon and Paris to Rome, governments want Berlin get behind a banking union and also adopt a more expansionist economic policy to help drive growth and fight unemployment in stagnant euro zone economies.

For its part, the United States would suspend or even cancel its plans to set up the missile defenses in Eastern Europe that the Kremlin adamantly opposes, and also adopt a more cautious stance as far as admitting into NATO the countries that Russia views as part of its zone of influence.

Public agencies for low-cost housing should pay proper attention to the management of support and public facilities to enhance residential satisfaction of the inhabitants and also adopt a policy to build different sizes of units to cater the needs of residents with large families in order to enhance quality of life of the low-income urban community in the country.

For definiteness, we fix the lattice constant to a=3.615 Å (appropriate for Cu) in this study and also adopt the atomic mass of Cu, in order to keep the mass density ρ in Eq. (1) fixed.

We adopt PID controller for (C_{2 - R} (s)) and (C_{2 - L} (s)), which determines the velocity feedback control characteristic, and also adopt a first-order lag element filter for (C_{1 - R} (s)) and (C_{1 - L} (s)), which determines the feedforward control characteristics of the input and output responses for our proposed control system shown in Fig. 9.

He popularized the use of piano, conga drums and multiple trumpets and also adopted new, more complicated rhythms and harmonies.

Though other E.U. countries largely refuse to accept migrants, they have accepted refugees and also adopted E.U.-backed austerity measures in the wake of the financial crisis.

In recent months he has cut down on media work and also adopted what look like different styles according to the opponent.

Crime began to drop rapidly only when Commissioner Bratton instituted the Compstat system to pinpoint and attack high-crime areas and also adopted aggressive police tactics designed to drive guns off the streets.

His parents ran a daycare centre and also adopted and fostered other children, and Glover insists his creativity is informed by all the sadness and humour he soaked up at home.

It pursued more charges under the Espionage Act, and also adopted an ambitious (and, from a press-freedom perspective, alarming) legal theory to argue that Manning was guilty of "aiding the enemy".