Sentence examples for line to adopt from inspiring English sources
The statistics show that some 6percentt of those children were abused or neglected in 2001 by the very parents who were in line to adopt them.
That's probably the right line to adopt in a country that takes its national display of culture as seriously as France does.
A week later, when the dog was available for adoption, the couple parked outside the shelter from 1 30 a.m. to 8 a.m. to make sure they would be first in line to adopt No. 135.
Given that it's also likely to be a political dud do voters really hate public sector workers so much that they're willing to suffer pay cuts in order to punish them?—it's a peculiar economic policy line to adopt.
The BGR3000J aka Solar Atomic Slim Marine is the first in the Baby-G line to adopt the solar tech that's been in the men's G-Shock line for quite a while.
The kid who killed his parents may have been pardoned by the judge, but it is doubtful many couples were standing in line to adopt him.
They may have issues with going to their shareholders to state that they are throwing away established high-margin business lines to adopt lower-margin digital business models.
To address this, the agency this morning voted 3 to 1 along party lines to adopt the order (PDF) entitled "Accelerating Wireline Broadband Deployment by Removing Barriers to Infrastructure Investment".
It's no surprise that DHL started with service from San Francisco to Honolulu: It was the most active tradelane of Matson, one of the first shipping lines to adopt standardized ocean containers.
In 2010 the agency voted 3-2 along party lines to adopt its first-ever formal regulations on net neutrality, prohibiting Internet service providers from blocking access by their customers to any legal content, applications or services.
In February, the Federal Communications Commission voted along party lines to adopt rules that ban Internet service providers such as Comcast and Verizon from charging content providers such as Netflix for more reliable broadband access.
