Sentence examples for gladly adopted from inspiring English sources

Congress gladly adopted the bill he fashioned, with Senators Rudman and Hollings, to eliminate the deficit in five annual steps.

Here's why I'm outta here: In an interview 50 years before, the aging adman Bruce Barton told me something like Watson's advice about the need to keep trying something new, which I punched up into "When you're through changing, you're through". He gladly adopted the aphorism, which I've been attributing to him ever since.

I feel as if I have gladly adopted a simpler, easier, more earth-bound way of life.

On 19 January 1976 Thatcher made a speech in Kensington Town Hall in which she made a scathing attack on the Soviet Union: In response, the Soviet Defence Ministry newspaper Krasnaya Zvezda (Red Star) called her the "Iron Lady," a sobriquet she gladly adopted.

We believe that the "third-way" can be developed fairly quickly, and that most on-demand companies would gladly adopt it, even participate in crafting it.

Rather than turning the model over and over, running it up and down, looking for faults, fissures, and cleavages where we could blow it apart in a fit of "innovation" to "improve upon it," I would like to suggest that we gladly and thankfully adopt the model as is and just get to work following the model.

Right now, Woods will gladly take one.

They'll gladly take and accept them.

They will gladly take the order.

Bruce gladly allowed Shackleton to adopt his plans, although the eventual scheme announced by Shackleton owed little to Bruce.

Eventually, many executives gladly admit that the decision comes down to one major factor: which technology alternative is more widely adopted and has the stronger traction.