Sentence examples for is adopt from inspiring English sources
verb
To take by choice into relationship, child, heir, friend, citizen, etc.
"What I've been trying to do is adopt our core principles, and adopt the national party platform," Mr. Talarico said.
One thing that they could do quickly is adopt a jury service-style group of classroom teachers and school leaders to join inspection teams on a random basis.
If so, all they have to do is adopt the same nondiscrimination policy that other companies have and we'll settle the case," Mr. Almeida said.
What it ought to do instead is adopt hockey's system for all its athletes in all its sports, giving them the same benefit — the counsel of an experienced advocate — that hockey players have.
Immigration is an issue where Republican politicians are often urged to move to "the center" — that is, adopt a pro-amnesty position — in order to win over Hispanic voters alienated by anti-immigration rhetoric.
One response is: adopt fictionalism.
A constitution is adopted.
(Wesley is adopted; his parents are white).
Japan is adopting Western ways rapidly.
