Sentence examples for have actually adopted from inspiring English sources

In many states, legislators and election officials have actually adopted policies designed to interfere with registration drives or erected other barriers.

The term "flat tax" is something of a misnomer, as most of the countries that have reformed their tax systems in this direction have actually adopted a dual-rate personal income taxation system.

Interestingly, in recent years some hotels have actually adopted and adapted Art Deco concepts for their own design.

We simply do not know, then, whether schools have actually adopted the policies prescribed by their respective states' laws.

We now have actually adopted the CanMEDS roles as primary initiatives in the undergrad curriculum.

Currently, despite the existence of the ARRIVE guidelines for animal research [ 84] that emphasize the importance of correct animal identity, only a few journals have actually adopted them.

Of course, they totally fuck over hardworking families who speak English as well, because once you've abandoned the key principle of morality, you've actually adopted a mindset quite close to that of a sociopath.

Voters did, in the House at least, and on February 19th the new Republican majority repaid the compliment by approving cuts of $100 billion in the budget Barack Obama proposed for last year (compared with the short-term "continuing" spending resolutions Congress has actually adopted, the cut is only $61 billion).

Interestingly, even since I wrote the book the Conservative government in Britain has actually adopted the living wage as policy.

Since 1997, the Commissioner's office has made 156 recommendations, and CSE has "accepted and implemented or is working to address 93percentt," but it never reports on how many it has actually adopted.

But because this show is designed to create awareness of adoption, and because we know that we've had kids in foster care who have actually been adopted because of it, we know that it does".