Sentence examples for considering adoption of from inspiring English sources

The redevelopment corporation board is considering adoption of a master plan in November with a set of variables, reflecting the difficulty the center and its high-profile constituents, like the Metropolitan Opera, have had at reaching consensus.

With New York State in the midst (as reported by Nicholas Confessore in the Times) of considering adoption of no-fault divorce (we'd be the last state to do so), it's worth considering the end of a comic age, in which screenwriters had to match couples in creating pretexts for sundering a union.

These would clearly be relevant considerations for organizations considering adoption of one of these instruments.

The Government is presently considering adoption of a progressing land tax policy to encourage conversion of uncultivated land to productive land.

Information reciprocity between a public health agency and its stakeholders is a standard component of surveillance [ 24] and should be a key objective when considering adoption of a bi-directional messaging system.

In considering adoption of new standards, one has to take into account the quality and quantity of evidence that supports them as well as the structure of the formal analysis of the data.

Nowadays, most organizations consider adoption of sustainable practices as not only a competitive advantage but also a necessity for long-term survival.

From a managerial perspective, the Finnish sawmilling industry should thus consider adoption of new business models for joint production of wood, chips, and energy for heat and power.

Consider adoption of more decentralized mechanisms for hiring of teachers, by granting individual primary schools the authority to independently recruit and deploy teachers.

At the time of publication of this update, ADA is planning to work with U.S. obstetrical organizations to consider adoption of the IADPSG diagnostic criteria and to discuss the implications of this change.

Our initial theoretical approach was to consider adoption of research as a readiness to change on behalf of the practice, built on the classic model developed in the domain of smoking cessation by Prochaska and DiClemente [ 25].