Sentence examples for mistake adopting from inspiring English sources

China has realised its mistake, adopting an urbanisation strategy that breaks away from sprawled-out superblocks in favour of a high-density neighbourhood approach, with narrower streets, a high number of intersections, and improved public transport.

Many organisations make the mistake of adopting corporate social responsibility for the purpose of corporate window dressing.

Joseph Bruno, the Senate majority leader, and the Assembly speaker, Sheldon Silver, should correct this mistake by adopting the governor's bill before the end of the session on Monday.

David Cameron is making a "historic mistake" by adopting a defensive approach towards the EU which risks increasing the chances of a British exit, the outgoing European commission president José Manuel Barroso will warn on Monday.

How can this be resolved?A significant section of the deputies, and even part of the leadership of the Congress, understand that they made a serious mistake in adopting a resolution that gives a very bad signal about economic policy here.

This may explain why he made so many mistakes when adopting a hawkish mode on the bidding of his masters.

"Instead of learning of their mistakes or adopting their best practices, this court has tried to reinvent the wheel," said Ms. Smith, of the International Bar Association.

But at the same time the Romney campaign has run a tight ship, making few mistakes and adopting a cautious but firm attitude to the race.

Recognizing past mistakes and adopting workable future strategies is the way forward.

"One of the big mistakes was adopting this policy of USAID (U.S. Agency for International Development) funding only going to organizations that were registered," he says.

Although these recommendations are well intentioned, evidence suggests that it would be a mistake to adopt them at this time.