Sentence examples for definitively adopted from inspiring English sources
That measure was also definitively adopted by both houses of Parliament on Wednesday.
The pension changes, which include increasing the minimum legal retirement age to 62 from 60 and raising the age of retirement with a full pension to 67 from 65, are expected to be definitively adopted by lawmakers by the end of the month.
On 10 December 1799 (a month after Napoleon's coup d'état), the law by which the metric system was to be definitively adopted in France was passed.
"This would demonstrate if Europe is definitively adopting an aggressive trade strategy based on its global Europe policy at the expense of a frontline role in the fight against poverty".
Concerning this latter format, Microsoft started using XML for the Office Suite, in 2000, and adopted this format definitively in 2003 after many standardization efforts.
This is not to say there aren't a few victories: A major upturn is Mozambique, which in 2015 adopted a new legal code that that definitively defends same-sex behavior (it was ambiguous before).
In order to definitively validate the long-term effects of AKI, standard definitions of AKI and CKD need to be uniformly adopted and used consistently in long-term studies [ 27, 42].
Bribery of foreign officials definitively became a crime in Germany only in 1998, when the country adopted the Anti-Bribery Convention estabyished by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.
These rules are still to be adopted by regional and local officials across China, but this is most definitively a step in the right direction for ride-hailing operators.
(As a non-Mandarin speaker, having police stop your Uber or Didi is a truly worrying experience that I've lived through). These rules are still to be adopted by regional and local officials across China, but this is most definitively a step in the right direction for ride-hailing operators.
