Sentence examples for revised and adopt from inspiring English sources

The idea of adding something new to your repertory of belongings - be it as tiny as a modish bottle opener or as large as a cashmere winter coat - seems to suggest by some process of osmosis a change bigger than itself: Life might open up with you in possession of this new item, or you yourself might be ever so slightly revised and adopt a whole new worldview.

After committee members send him their comments, the paper will be revised and adopted as the movement's standard on Dec. 19.

The quality of these preschools was evaluated with a revised and adopted version of the Early Childhood Environment Rating Scale (ECERS) (Harms & Clifford, 1980).

The International Health Regulations (IHR), the legally-binding international agreement designed to prevent the spread of disease, were revised and adopted in their new form by the 58th World Health Assembly (WHA) on 23 May 2005.

When the text has been revised and adopted in plenary, Parliament has adopted its position.

In 2007, the model core curriculum was revised, and it adopted a clinical training program in the community [ 9].

At that point, they are subject to public comment and at times public hearings before being revised and then formally adopted as the way the executive branch will carry out the new law.

This approach, if adopted, revised and improved by river managers, should result in greater success than has been achieved by previous riparian vegetation rehabilitation efforts in Australia.