Sentence examples similar to understood to adopt from inspiring English sources

The publisher is talking to the FA's lawyers but is understood to have adopted a bullish attitude and to be resisting calls for compensation.

Four other first-class counties are understood to have adopted similar plans to prepare for the 2013 county cricket season.

So understood, to operationalize is to adopt verbal and related practices for the purpose of enabling scientists to do their work.

Several authorities are understood to have already adopted the guidelines.

The major assumption behind the strategic decision to develop the AppGallery.Maxeler.com is to help the community to understand and to adopt the dataflow approach.

The next logical step in this evolution is up to us — the entrepreneurs — to do a better job of helping these corporations understand how to adopt the fast-moving, rule bending, launch-and-pivot mindset we're so good at.

Customers need to instinctively and immediately be able to say "I get what this does for me, I know how much it costs, I understand how to adopt and deploy it, and it helps me do what I need to get done faster and better".

For its part, INTREC will begin by contributing to the training of a critical mass of African researchers who understand how to adopt health indicators to measure progress and achievements in sustainable development.

The paucity of information important to feasibility evaluation, as well as our continued need to better understand decisions to adopt new interventions, suggests an opportunity for journal article authors and editors to consider the reporting of feasibility factors in future publications.

This study was conducted to explore clinicians' attitudes and the clinical environment in which they work to understand their reluctance to adopt VTE prophylaxis guidelines.

She refused to walk after she had been carried into the prison from a taxicab, and it is understood that she intends to adopt a "no walk" strike, in addition to hunger and thirst strikes.