Sentence examples for has been emulated in from inspiring English sources

The PCC, which is not a regulator in the strict sense, has been emulated in many countries, from Bosnia to the Caribbean.

In 1991, Melora McDermott-Lewis, a museum educator here, started a "family backpack" program that has been emulated in art museums across the country.

Small wonder, then, that the American model of allowing and enabling entrepreneurs to do what they do has been emulated in countries like India and China.

Charpak revolutionized the way science is taught in schools with his "hands on" method that replaces theory with practice and has been emulated in several other countries.

The museum's model has been emulated in numerous other cities around the country, including Boston, Los Angeles, and Philadelphia.

NEPA has been emulated, in one form or another, by more than one hundred other countries, and many states have also established "mini NEPAs".

But the Canadian version has been influential, making several changes recently that have been emulated in the United States.

The North American model of 'advanced access' has been emulated by the National Primary Care Collaborative in the UK as a way of improving patients' access in primary care.

Kirby, a prolific writer and illustrator whose bold and sculptured hero drawings have been emulated for decades, died in 1994.

She and her fiance threw together a page in "a few hours" and called it Occupy Together, and the design appears to have been emulated by others trying to organize in dozens of cities, including Boston, Seattle and Portland, Ore.

Employing a simple design from the blogging service WordPress and the Gotham Bold font — most famously used by President Obama during his 2008 campaign — the design appears to have been emulated by others attempting to organize in dozens of cities, including Portland, Ore . Boston and Seattlee.