Sentence examples for subsequent adoption of from inspiring English sources

A report written by Beccaria influenced the subsequent adoption of the metric system in France.

Subsequent adoption of the DES by standards organizations worldwide caused the DES to become a de facto international standard for business and commercial data security as well.

The blueness of Atkins's pictures was due to her subsequent adoption of Herschel's cyanotype process, which made use of relatively inexpensive chemicals that were easy to work with, ammonium iron III) citrate and potassium ferricyanide.

Ponsford was instrumental in the discussions surrounding his fate, and her subsequent adoption of his role, on however temporary a basis, is some way short of a PR masterstroke.

ʿAlī's offers became even more attractive with his subsequent adoption of a Khārijite religious stance: anyone, even a black slave, could be elected caliph, and all non-Khārijites were infidels threatened by a holy war.

Last month Mr. Brune sat down and offered his views on many subjects local and national, including the Obama administration's abandonment of an Environmental Protection Agency proposal to curb emissions of smog-causing chemicals, and the E.P.A.'s subsequent adoption of  a rule to make utilities cut emissions of toxic mercury.

According to Gartner, a broker is any service company that, acting as an intermediary between users and providers of cloud services, offers its expertise in the evaluation of the proposals and in the subsequent adoption or development of new products based on them [ 8].

Its subsequent adoption by players of a similarly aggressive and uncompromising style such as Bobby Fischer and Garry Kasparov established the opening's reputation as one of Black's most dynamic responses to 1.d4.

This effort culminated in the SAARC-ROSA High Level Policy Dialogue on Children and Disaster Risk Reduction in Kathmandu in September and the subsequent adoption by SAARC Member States of the South Asia Regional Policy Framework for Child-Centred Disaster Risk Reduction. Child-Centred Disaster Risk Reduction

Involvement of these different players in policy development, even though it will demand more energy and time, may in fact facilitate the subsequent adoption and implementation of policy and ensure that its effects are sustained.

This paper describes the development of Inclusive Design in the UK, from its early beginnings, through its subsequent adoption as a topic of academic research, leading to its recent emergence embodied as a framework and toolkit for design.