Sentence examples for week adopts from inspiring English sources

Each year, the Vaccination Week adopts a different theme with the intention of increasing immunization awareness and demand, sustaining resources, putting EPI high on the political agenda, attracting the support of partners such as the private sector, civil society organizations, religious leaders, etc.

France has a 35-hour week, adopted in 1998.

Thursday morning, Philip and Susan Shih, parents in their 40s who live in Cranford, N.J., watched with fierce pride as their 14-month-old, Paul — their son of two weeks, adopted from a Chinese orphanage — moved beads on a toy in Dr. Aronson's office.

This is the culmination of a series of interventions from the Conservative backbenches in recent weeks, adopting progressively more hardline stances on the subject.

We are delighted that Alliance Boots has taken a stand this week to adopt this policy.

Ever since the 35-hour working week was adopted in February 2000 under prime minister Lionel Jospin's socialist government, France has become a nation of languid retailers, invisible tourism employees and workshy shopkeepers.

President Bush urged Congressional leaders today to resolve their differences by the end of the week and adopt legislation to protect the insurance industry from losses from future terrorist attacks.

What makes this even more frustrating is that this week senators adopted some of the long-needed rule changes intended to make it easier to bring bills to the floor.

It is also dismaying that Arkansas lawmakers cavalierly approved the 12-week ban just a week after adopting — over another veto from the governor — a 20-week ban that also violates the existing standard of fetal viability and 40 years of Supreme Court precedent.

Cilurso, who visits Mocha four days a week, cannot adopt her because she has a dog-aggressive pet at home.

Based on the literature [ 15] and the results of our previous studies, a dosage for oxaliplatin of 10 mg/kg, once a week was adopted in the present study.