Sentence examples for prepare to adopt from inspiring English sources

It lost an opportunity right after joining to quickly prepare to adopt the euro.

The breakthrough comes as countries prepare to adopt the sustainable development goals, which include achieving access to adequate and equitable sanitation and hygiene for all, and ending all open defecation, by 2030.

But in the meantime, Washington should expect a world far less stable than the one it is used to — and, in turn, prepare to adopt an even more outward-looking foreign policy.

Not only do her women glory in single motherhood, but like the packs of sister coyotes that nurture an alpha female's young, Lusa's sisters-in-law prepare to adopt the children of a sister who has cancer.

As the United Nations Member States prepare to adopt a new, universal set of goals, targets and indicators to guide their political policies and agendas over the next 15 years, I am encouraged to see that Sustainable Development Goal #6 is dedicated to ensuring availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for all.

As community pharmacies prepare to adopt the EPS2, we discuss ways in which the socio-technical organisation of pharmacies could become a factor in a successful adoption.

Most incumbents are prepared to adopt any expedient to pursue policy objectives and to retain office.

Judge Karen Kerrigan said: "Tom has identified a need that even big corporations are prepared to adopt.

Further austerity measures were launched as Austria prepared to adopt the single European currency, the euro.

The British Bankers Association BBABandand the consultants EY point to a new wave of digital technology that banks are preparing to adopt.

Mr. Simon will win, he added, only "if he is prepared to adopt the formula I describe" to broaden the party.