Sentence examples for work on adopting from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cheney has also continued to work on adopting a more relaxed style on the stump.

The hero of Polyeucte (which many critics have considered to be Corneille's finest work), on adopting Christianity seeks a martyr's death with almost militaristic fervour, choosing this as the path to la gloire ("glory") in another world, whereas his wife insists that the claims of marriage are as important as those of religion.

Only 7.6% of the 134,000 households in the district have access to the nation's electricity grid so we are working on adopting a variety of renewable sources including biomass, solar, geothermal and micro-hydroelectric technologies.

For enterprises that are working on adopting cloud computing through hybrid clouds, this is a huge deal.

Over time, Vujicic worked on adopting a positive attitude, and, at 17, an encounter with his high school janitor inspired him to go into public speaking.

Thus, researchers have been working on adopting dynamic and static test methods for determination and improvement of segregation stability of those mixtures.

He told HuffPost that more than 200 more communities around the United States are actively working on adopting PulsePoint Respond. .

Also, today we are working with them on adopting certain knowledge and skills for evaluating foster families and identifying quality foster families who can adequately meet the needs of children without parent care," said UNICEF's consultant, Dobrila Grujić.

In the long term, Northern Ireland's prospects depend on it getting not only a government of local leaders who are prepared to work together, but also on adopting policies that will ease massive economic dependency on London.

But it's disappointing to learn that our small effort is focussed on adopting an approach that didn't work in Iraq and isn't working in Afghanistan.

We suggest that outreach agents focus on engagement, and work to adopt a contextual (Gross 1994) or deep communication (Druschke 2014) approach that attends to the characteristics of renters and full-owners, and considers how to engage farmers via communication efforts that speak in their terms and work in their particular landscapes.