Sentence examples for freely adopt from inspiring English sources

Colombian media said the ruling showed great wisdom, arguing that it took the middle road between allowing same-sex couples to freely adopt children and banning same-sex adoption outright.

Crucially, the first-hand testimony of the women themselves confirms that they are not coerced, but freely adopt the full-face veil.

In contrast, the lack of this OH group in GalCer-NFA allows the galactose head group to freely adopt an extended conformation in a layer-perpendicular position.

You do not need to create your own solution, but can freely adopt and adapt a solution that has worked for someone else.

It can be replaced, under Article 146, by a constitution "freely adopted by the German people".

English has freely adopted and adapted words from many other languages, acquiring them sometimes directly and sometimes by devious routes.

"It is no secret that the global community has, as yet, not demonstrated the will to implement the decisions it has freely adopted".

The show's version of a youthful Italian-American subculture, one that freely adopted the term "Guido," drew accusations of ethnic stereotyping, as well as a broad audience.

Pu instead wrote his stories in the classical idiom, freely adopting forms and themes from the old chuanqi ("marvel tales") of the Tang and Song dynasties.

So only when all agree to a decision are they freely adopting the decision.

It seeks to ensure that any muddles or inconsistencies in our unreasoned inclinations and passive prejudices are replaced by an explicitly formulated, consciously co-ordinated, adequately reasoned, and freely adopted system of acceptable principles.