Sentence examples for been to adopt a from inspiring English sources
MillerCoors' first response has been to adopt a strict in-house water efficiency programme.
Among Mr. Ivanishvili's responses has been to adopt a government strategy, hiring lobbyists in Washington to spread the word about the measures being taken against him.
The EU's first instinct had been to adopt a strict interpretation of the Maastricht criteria, which would have limited the number of countries joining the euro, but the political difficulty of saying no proved overwhelming.
But the approach of both in recent times has been to adopt a hands-off stance, partly in an effort to encourage republicans and unionists to show they can work together.
It found that for many companies the result had come as a shock, but with few having contingency plans, the tendency had been to adopt a "business as usual" approach.
After the 2012 presidential election, in which Latino voters overwhelmingly backed Barack Obama, the smart approach for the GOP would have been to adopt a more inclusive tone towards Latinos in particular and immigrants in general.
The RENEWAL strategy has been to adopt an 'in-reach' as opposed to an 'outreach' approach when starting projects.
Far better, Walton claims, is to adopt a Mediterranean diet.
The way ahead is to adopt a different destination altogether.
The purpose is to adopt a means reasonably calculated to reach potential claimants.
