Sentence examples for call to adopt from inspiring English sources

Reeling from the great crash of 2008, Alistair Darling two years later rejected Gordon Brown's desperate call to adopt policies to discomfort the Tories.

The development and implementation of Biological Inquiry is our response to the national call to adopt best pedagogical practices and build the science competencies of our undergraduates.

The government has so far ignored calls to adopt the dollar.

It was their calling to adopt, and if they filled up their family with more biological children their mission would be compromised.

The Securities and Exchange Commission has rebuffed calls to adopt more specific rules about what corporations must disclose about certain situations and when they should do so.

Sime has resisted calls to adopt a zero deforestation goal and is among those bankrolling a new study into the carbon emissions that result from forest loss.

The 'new public health' has stimulated calls to adopt an ecological approach for action aimed at improving population health.

National health authorities are called to adopt it.

Last month, the Business Roundtable, which represents mostly big businesses, started a separate lobbying campaign, called Home Court Advantage, to adopt a territorial tax system as well as a lower rate.

But the real meat is in the final few steps, where business is called on to adopt a more outward-facing role in areas such as collaborative partnerships and water policy formation.

Exposure to high levels of metals can coax proteins called prions to adopt an abnormal disease-causing conformation, the researchers found.