Sentence examples for for example by adopting from inspiring English sources

We call on you to create safe, legal routes of travel, for example by adopting fair and humane family reunion policies for refugees".

It may be pragmatic to accept short-term changes in the implementation of free movement rules, for example by adopting existing EU powers.

For example, by adopting agile principles, leaders can motivate and energize teams, and give individual team members a way to own the results.

She wants members of the euro zone to abide by the example of the "best-performing countries" (ie, Germany), for example by adopting a constitutional or other domestic legal "debt brake".

For example, by adopting the PL-Random algorithm in the initial process to produce the first population of GA, the number of generations can be further reduced.

It can reduce an unfavourable efficiency variance, for example, by adopting methods used at the more productive site to eliminate non-value added activities in order to reduce the total quantity of employee minutes required to achieve a successful care delivery without having any adverse impact on quality, safety and outcomes.

If this adjustment process was not possible, however, staff were obliged to accommodate the idiosyncrasies of the technology (for example, by using other systems, adopting compensating behaviours, or by partial use).

Phenotype definition and diagnosis harmonization can also be achieved through standardized clinician training, a model adopted, for example, by Finland.

This strategy was adopted for example by the Task Force on Health Systems Research (established in 2003), which aimed to develop a global research agenda to support the attainment of the Millennium Development Goals [ 16, 17].

The labour theory of value, for example, was adopted by Karl Marx, who worked out all of its logical implications and combined it with the theory of surplus value, which was founded on the assumption that human labour alone creates all value and thus constitutes the sole source of profits.

A paper by the Congressional Budget Office suggests that over the previous decade providers were trimming costs, for example by treating beneficiaries at lower-cost clinics, adopting more efficient procedures and introducing new technology more slowly.Much of the American health-care system still clings to fee-for-service.