Sentence examples for has finally adopted from inspiring English sources
The league has realigned its 12 teams to three divisions and has finally adopted rules used throughout the world, including having ties, instead of breaking ties with shootouts.
It's amusing, then, to see that the magazine itself has finally adopted "I read it for the articles" as an official editorial position, this week it announcing it would no longer run nude photos of women.
After a decade of turning products red in a fundraising fight against HIV/AIDS, Apple has finally adopted the hue for its biggest product of all.
India, which harbours half of the slaves in the world, has finally adopted legislation in line with the UN Protocol, making it a criminal offence to recruit, transport, harbour, transfer or receive a person without their consent or through coercion.
No, the only viable response to Romney's Gish Gallup is to use some powerful metaphor that everyone will understand, a metaphor that matches what people already think about Romney, in this case a metaphor the Romney campaign itself created to describe precisely the strategy Romney has finally adopted!
After more than 20 years of abject failure to agree a new global climate deal, rich and poor countries had agreed to differ and had finally adopted 31 pages of dense, legal text which, just possibly, could set the world on a different, cleaner safer, energy path.
Stated differently, since the introduction of organic cotton in the mid-1990s, 38% of households have finally adopted it, while 38% of households interviewed remained in conventional cotton (Table 3).
Apple has finally take steps to better cater to the children who have adopted its devices, and especially family favorite the iPad, with the launch of a Kids App Store.
David Allison, chair of Resolution, which represents lawyers who deal with domestic cases, said: "We are pleased that the government has finally decided to adopt the almost universally-accepted Acpo definition of domestic violence.
Another is her own mother's dismayed reaction to Ms. Woodard's announcement that she has finally decided to adopt a new puppy after the death of her beloved Maltese terrier, Max.
