Sentence examples for that are adopted from inspiring English sources

The survey was grounded in the Diffusion of Innovations theory (Rogers, 2003), which identifies new ideas that are adopted early by innovators and early adopters.

Significantly, however, ISS has also indicated that it will apply to bylaws that are adopted without shareholder approval its new policy against a board's unilateral adoption of any bylaw that "materially diminishes" stockholder rights.

Interpretations that are adopted will be incorporated in this commentary following publication in the Federal Register.

I have written software and algorithms that are adopted by several kidney exchange programs around the world.

Firstly, full-scale tests on the longitudinal joints that are adopted in the Shanghai Metro Line No. 13 are conducted.

The gay and lesbian specialist would help to carry out policies recommended by the department's gay and lesbian employee council that are adopted by the department.

Described below are the types of demand-side problems that arise in collective action and the sorts of supply-side solutions that are adopted to overcome them.

Americans have rightly become suspicious of big, bad, expensive ideas that are adopted only because they pay off a laundry list of special political interests.

Approaches that are adopted in a first instance are based on local (i.e. with no interaction between electrons) dispersive models, e.g. Drude or Drude Lorentz models.

This suggests implications for the roles that teachers can play in either maintaining or challenging the Discourse models that are adopted by students.

An example of direct substantive interaction is the imposition of trade sanctions that are adopted under both a common position under Article 15 TEU and a Community regulation under Article 301 of the Treaty of Rome (EC).