Sentence examples for has adopted over from inspiring English sources

Neither "poverty" nor "shared prosperity"—both goals the bank has adopted over the past two decades—appear in the Articles.

He has written, among other things, a delightful book called "The Dogs Who Found Me," about pets he has adopted over the years.

It has become increasingly difficult to do gas exploration under public land because of the regulation that the government has adopted over several years".

Other biases, however, are caused by social and cultural assumptions a person has adopted over their lifetime that influence their decisions.

Many Christian democratic parties have adopted over time a more secular discourse, privileging pragmatic policies over overtly religious themes.

As a physician in training, I can feel the lack of focus on science we've adopted over the last few years.

Mr. Carney's chief contribution, he added, came in taking a wide set of economic reforms Canada had adopted over 15 to 20 years and then "raising it several notches" by promoting its concepts through speeches and media interviews.

But far too many people are getting saddled — with no warning — with outsized bills for minor purchases, under a euphemistically labeled "overdraft protection program" that most major banks have adopted over the last 10 years.

In a statement, the company said: "News Corporation acknowledges the meaningful role the plaintiffs and their counsel played in the company's continuing efforts to enhance the important compliance and governance structures and policies that the board and management of News Corporation have adopted over the last year and are adopting as part of the settlement".

He highlighted progressive stances that Clinton and the Democratic Party have adopted over the past few weeks as they wrangled with Sanders over the terms of his defeat.

Further, the results from research on other sports involving less 'natural' types of locomotion for humans (cycling, skating) [14] [24] may not necessarily be extrapolated to the natural bipedal motion that humans have adopted over centuries of evolution.