Sentence examples for have never adopted from inspiring English sources

Why would we do that?" The decision has rippled through Muslim ethnic groups, including those that have never adopted the hijab.

I have never adopted either of these technologies; for now, at least, I am sticking to the old-fashioned magnifying glass (I have a dozen, in different shapes and strengths).

They hate us because we Hungarians are building an illiberal state and have never adopted multiculturalism, which, by the way, has already ruined the West.

Unfortunately, the law said she didn't have any children: she had never adopted her stepchildren.

The court, the company's brief said, "has never adopted a 'looks bad' due process test".

The Fed, for instance, has never adopted an explicit inflation target (though it has an implicit one).

The Eastern church has never adopted one book to be used by the celebrant of the liturgy.

He said Britain had never adopted the US concept of a "global war on terror" which denied detainees rights under international law.

And Janis, who had never adopted the children, found herself suing in Family Court here for the right to see the children.

Spain would be better off now if it had never adopted the euro — but trying to leave would create a huge banking crisis, as depositors raced to move their money elsewhere.

Despite its efforts in recent years to "mainstream gender" in its work, the World Bank has never adopted a mandatory policy on how to ensure its projects and programmes are gender inclusive and avoid exacerbating inequalities that lead to poverty.