Sentence examples for unable to adopt from inspiring English sources

Unable to adopt its own constitution, it has relied on a treaty as its fundamental document.

Why are Americans unable to adopt plans that have served other nations of the developed world well for many decades?

His beloved mother, Elizabeth, is also stifled; unable to adopt an appropriately ladylike, tight-lipped smile, she turns to drink.

The sad conclusion was that the city worker was unable to adopt a child when one became available.

The president would be able to claim credit for acting, especially if Congress is unable to adopt a Medicare drug benefit before the elections next year.

Ms. Tymoshenko's challenge is to position herself as an outsider who was unable to adopt the changes that the country needed because she was not president.

It does not recognise second-parent adoptions, so she is unable to legally adopt them.

We are unable to marry, adopt children and enjoy the same rights in a majority of states.

Research in remote rural schools revealed that stakeholders were unable and unwilling to adopt many of the precepts of the new curriculum.

If there is a solid skill that Apple has that most other companies appear either unable or unwilling to adopt, it is to kill off its darlings.

Congress has repeatedly been unable or unwilling to adopt (or, like last year, even to consider) an annual budget and is still ignoring and misusing many of the budget act's other provisions.