Sentence examples for so far adopted from inspiring English sources
Dr. Reibman has so far adopted a policy that accepts nearly everyone.
Both United and Chelsea have so far adopted a cautious approach in the transfer window, not trying to match the big-spending at Real Madrid and Manchester City.
While rivals - specifically Sprint Wireless, already in third place and facing the prospect of falling further behind - plan to lobby against the merger, Verizon has so far adopted a nonchalant attitude.
For electronic music, published scores have so far adopted either strict graph form (Karlheinz Stockhausen, Electronic Study II; see illustration) or pictorial form, using patterned drawings to represent different timbres (as in Henri Pousseur's Electre [see illustration] and Stockhausen's Kontakte).
"What western strategic analysts might view with alarm, their Chinese counterparts might view as modest increments necessary to strengthen deterrence … Chinese strategic analysts, unlike their western counterparts, have so far adopted a surprisingly relaxed view of nuclear threats, while some of their US counterparts are inclined toward envisioning worst-case scenarios".
On privacy, the United States has so far adopted a self-regulatory approach, letting the online industry set its own policies for collecting personal data on computer users who visit Web sites -- and for informing users of those policies and how they can opt out.
In addition most evaluations so far adopt a rational view of policies and policy interactions leaving out a systemic evaluation of the institutionalism of interacting policies.
The visual representations used so far adopt a vowel-centred coding scheme, which we have argued is a close approximation to the optimal viewing position (OVP; McConkie et al., 1989; Oregan et al., 1984).
The CSJ have totted up 67 of their proposals which have so far been adopted by David Cameron.
And despite a number of lawsuits arising from the seating issue — mostly in the United States — the industry has so far not adopted consistent policies to reconcile the competing fears.
Better options are to impose a value-added tax on financial services and to require banks to pay a levy to the extent that they finance themselves with hot money — a tax that has so far been adopted only in some countries.
