Sentence examples for way to adopt from inspiring English sources

The couple, both in their mid-30s, were on their way to adopt a baby girl.

In the Dell case in particular, the board went out of its way to adopt procedures to appeal to the Delaware courts.

Instead he falls in love at first hug with a 3-year-old African boy — an AIDS orphan, he is told — and spends the longest time finding a way to adopt him.

And it's worth keeping in mind that the debate is really about the best way to adopt the technology, and at what pace — not whether moving from paper records to the computer age makes sense.

Sarkozy, like others on the right, went out of his way to adopt liberal positions on social issues while portraying Muslims as unfit for citizenship because they were hopelessly misogynistic and homophobic.

Technology licensing has become an important way to adopt external technology in the growing markets for technology.

Some countries are already on the way to adopting significant reforms.

By the end of that day, 200 people were dead, and Malaysia was on its way to adopting a wide-ranging policy of positive discrimination.

China, for example, has several pilot projects under way, and Australia is well on the way to adopting a cap-and-trade system, though Europe's troubles could help its critics.

By the autumn, there may well be no stopping them — and while Hannan's friends in the US will still be fretting about the importation of crypto-communist British ideas about healthcare, we could be on the way to adopting a very American way of running our politics.

"So if a cricketer can boost the self-confidence of one child, then that is one more child on his or her way to adopting a positive lifestyle".