Sentence examples for generally adopts from inspiring English sources

The policy generally adopts a view that removals can only occur once a claim for protection in Australia has been refused, but it contains several caveats.

Although Rajoy generally adopts a more conciliatory tone than some of his ministers, tensions have become so high between Madrid and Barcelona that any remarks will go down badly with Catalan nationalists.

Flanders's story is told from the complacent perspective of a woman who has achieved wealth and security, and generally adopts the matter-of-fact tone of a case history.

Onwurah has breadth and depth – an engineering background, a life before parliament – and you can hear it in the way she talks about business; she is practical and full of insight where the political class generally adopts a kind of fawning, modern-day courtliness.

In spectral unmixing, abundance estimation generally adopts a least squares method (constrained or unconstrained).

The smart phone generally adopts a full touch-screen panel that reflects the growing need for improved multimedia access.

Retailers generally adopt a no-returns policy on generators, so she was stuck with it.

But he has generally adopted a more optimistic outlook.

Germany and Austria generally adopted the French oboe by approximately 1925.

This stacking formation was generally adopted for the duration of the war.

A treaty is generally concluded between states; a constitution is generally adopted by a state.