Sentence examples for earlier adopted from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bratton had earlier adopted techniques complementary to Mr. Wilson's ideas.

And yet the decision to hand over the south was inherent in the policy that Garibaldi had years earlier adopted, of supporting Italian unity under the Piedmontese crown.

There is no apparent connection between his name and the pseudonym earlier adopted by Jonathan Swift and also used by Joseph Addison and Richard Steele for The Tatler.

COUNTERTERRORISM COOPERATION 10. (S) Faced with growing threats in their own country, as witnessed by the murder of Theo van Gogh in November 2004, the Dutch believe they are in the forefront of Europe with regard to counterterrorism, arguing that legislation and other steps earlier adopted by the Dutch are only now being considered in countries like the UK and Italy.

In addition, the paper proposes a model of the non-full-availability group with priorities based on the approach that has been earlier adopted for the analysis of priorities in the full-availability group [5, 6].

From the mid-17th century onward, however, an objection to any item of Sejm legislation from a deputy or senator automatically caused other, earlier adopted legislation to be rejected.

Thus, although Japan early adopted a version of the German Civil Code, it did not adopt the Germans' strong consciousness of legal rights.

Founders had early adopted the practice of classifying cannon by the weight of the ball, so that, for example, a 12-pounder fired a 12-pound cannonball.

He very early adopted a long, unscanned, usually unrhymed line that came to be known as the verset claudélien, which is his unique contribution to French prosody.

The use of 3D imaging techniques has been early adopted in the footwear industry.

So, to avoid hazards, it is necessary to implement safety practices that, if early adopted in the development of a fuelling station project, can allow very low impact, safety being incorporated in the project itself.