Sentence examples for win adoption from inspiring English sources

Google Apps has conspicuously failed to win adoption quickly.

So, too, could predicting which of India's remarkable styles will not only survive over the long term here, but also win adoption in the rest of the world.

Despite the delay, the amendment by Mr. Sanders requiring the audit appeared to have enough support among senators in both parties to win adoption easily.

In California, no textbook can win adoption unless it meets the state's strict demands for gender balance, multicultural representation and avoids mention of unhealthy foods, drugs or alcohol.

But, potentially throwing in a higher bar, Senator Lisa Murkowski (R AK), chair of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee, suggested that "non-germane" amendments would need 60 votes instead of 51 to win adoption.

Most significant, Martinez de Vara won adoption of language calling for a temporary-worker program.

But winning adoption of its vision of postcrisis capitalism, shorn of what Paris considers the worst excesses of unrestrained markets, will prove challenging.

But on Wednesday the onion made a comeback: its original backer, Senator David Carlucci, a Rockland County Democrat, won adoption of a resolution designating August 21 as Onion Appreciation Day.

Federal agents arrested a San Francisco man on Wednesday in connection with threats against Speaker Nancy Pelosi for her role in winning adoption of health care legislation, officials said.

Senator Christopher J. Dodd, Democrat of Connecticut and the bill's main author, joined in blaming Republicans, saying they were obstructing the legislation even after having a strong role in drafting it and winning adoption of a number of amendments.

Senator Bernard Sanders, independent of Vermont, won adoption of an amendment that would increase the fee charged to employers for such a visa, known as an H-1B, to $5,000, from $1,500.