Sentence examples for never was adopted from inspiring English sources

In 774 Charlemagne received from Pope Adrian I a completed Dionysiana, the Dionysiana-Hadriana, which was accepted at a national synod in Aachen in 802 but never was adopted as an official national code.

But once again I can't help feeling that all the emphasis from government and media is, as always, on adoption, to the detriment of the children in care who will never be adopted.

The idea will never be adopted, of course, and thank goodness.

Diana Scarwid plays Christina, who sometimes wishes she had never been adopted.

This cracking configuration has never been adopted in literature studies and was chosen to be representative of real cracked elements in riveted connections.

Rehabilitating them is expensive and time consuming, Ms. Dolce said, and there is the possibility that some horses will never be adopted.

He warned that the party risked coming up with a programme that "alienated every group in society" by obsessing over cuts that may never be adopted as policy.

ESPN's decision this summer to end its three-year-old stereoscopic sports channel strongly suggests the format will never be adopted as an across-the-board industry standard.

Not so long ago, some experts argued that personal computers would never be adopted, and that tablets would only be used as expensive coffee trays.

If such a policy means not letting even small delinquencies such as spraying graffiti that defaces public property go unpunished, then it has never been adopted, never mind enforced, in France.

But the "stream-of-commerce" concept, although considered, has never been adopted by the Supreme Court as the controlling principle for defining the reach of a State's judicial power.