Sentence examples for for subsequent adoption from inspiring English sources

"At the European level, national politicians can ask for much more than at home, without needing to take responsibility for subsequent adoption and implementation.

It can be considered representative of design and construction common in Southern European countries such as Italy, Portugal and Greece in the 1950's and 1960's for the assessment, Strengthening and Repair aims at a key contribution for the calibration and subsequent adoption of the codes in Europe.

We go on, therefore, to analyze the properties of the new metrics, and apply them to real-world data for the first time (in [16] we originally proposed this metric as a tool for comparing theoretical neuroanatomy models; its subsequent adoption by others [17], [18], [19] motivated us to consider its theoretical and empirical applications as a universal metric).

The three decades between the code mandate for multifamily residences and 1- and 2-family homes and the subsequent adoption of those model codes by states and localities likely explain the difference in RSS prevalence among housing types.

This effort culminated in the SAARC-ROSA High Level Policy Dialogue on Children and Disaster Risk Reduction in Kathmandu in September and the subsequent adoption by SAARC Member States of the South Asia Regional Policy Framework for Child-Centred Disaster Risk Reduction. Child-Centred Disaster Risk Reduction

Additionally in 2008, ISOGG encouraged and facilitated the development of Y-chromosome nomenclature standards for Short Tandem Repeats or STRs by the National Institutes of Standards and Technology, and their subsequent adoption by the ancestral DNA companies and labs.

The publication of Robert Billings Baroniall and Ecclesiastical Architecture of Scotland (1848 52) provided a handbook for the style and the rebuilding of Balmoral Castle as a baronial palace (and subsequent adoption as a royal retreat from 1855 58) confirmed its popularity.

Its results and the subsequent adoption of the intervention into actual practice also suggest high potential for implementation of primary care interventions.

Subsequent adoption of the DES by standards organizations worldwide caused the DES to become a de facto international standard for business and commercial data security as well.

A report written by Beccaria influenced the subsequent adoption of the metric system in France.

On the subsequent adoption and foster care bills, Mrs. Clinton said: "You had to go around planting ideas with people.