Sentence examples for creation and adoption from inspiring English sources

The biggest of all European projects, the creation and adoption of the euro has been a startling success.

Legislation could then force the creation and adoption of federal standards for the treatment of prisoners, which states would have to meet in order to receive federal funds.

In the last decades, Information and Communications Technologies (ICT) have been promoting the creation and adoption of new learning and teaching styles.

In general terms they are meant for the creation and adoption of new knowledge to improve the value of products, processes, and services delivered to customers.

Energy efficiency is a key first step, but state and regional governments are crucial stakeholders in cities meeting their renewable energy goals, as they can enact policies that promote the creation and adoption of renewable energy.

I do not wish to derail the creation and adoption of new technologies.

Financial innovation is a process, carried out by any institution, that involves the creation, promotion and adoption of new (including both incremental and radical) products, platforms, and processes or an enabler of technologies that introduce new ways or changes to the way a financial activity is carried out.

Measuring the progress in creation, deployment and adoption of health information management and communications technology in support of the healthcare delivery process across the nation will be difficult [ 3].

The North American models of open textbook creation and uptake (adoption) are designed to help reduce university student financial worries and enhance learning opportunities, and provide much-needed resources for schools (or the K12 system in the US and Canada).

Program, Real Media and Young Nation and Inside Southwest; to more environmental and food justice focused groups like the East Michigan Environmental Action Council's Young Educators Alliance and Capuchin Soup Kitchen's Earthworks Urban Farm Stand Program; each DFY member organization shares a commitment to social justice organizing through media creation and broadband adoption.

Howard and Guile (1992) first showed the S-shaped logistic function of emergence, growth and maturity while Baregheh et al. (2009) distinguish creation, generation, implementation, development and adoption.