Sentence examples for made to adopt from inspiring English sources

Several efforts have been made to adopt replication as a common practice in software engineering.

In Beijing and Shanghai, restaurants were set upon by mobs and made to adopt more proletarian-friendly menus.

With both VT and FT, a boundary-fitted coordinate transformation is applied and appropriate modifications are made to adopt either method in this geometry.

In Hong Kong, Cantonese prevails as the language of education and in the communication media, but efforts are now made to adopt Modern Standard Chinese as a norm.

She adds: "We believe it is essential that high cost credit companies are made to adopt a charter to ensure that they cannot lend to people who are not able to afford these loans.

Naden said the framework allowed the central coast to set its own priorities, rather than be made to adopt the priorities of whatever state or federal government was in power.

Classifying product type helps identify the primary goal of the innovation and what major changes potential adopters must make to adopt the innovation.

It is an individual choice that we make to create it or adopt it for ourselves and it is a collective choice that we make to adopt it widely and make it a norm in society.

Values make a causal difference, but, given Nietzsche's epiphenomenalism about consciousness (discussed, above, in 1.1), they do not make this difference because of free, conscious choices individuals make to adopt certain moral rules or cultivate certain dispositions of character.

Other real world application scenarios may present their unique characteristics and constraints, but SPECTRUM will still be found useful in shaping thoughts and guiding decision making to adopt the most appropriate incentive scheme.

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