Sentence examples for work to adopt from inspiring English sources

And not just in America: the first classical work to adopt a jazz idiom was by a Frenchman, Darius Milhaud, whose "La Création du Monde" of 1923 preceded Gershwin's famous "Rhapsody in Blue" by a year.

State Senator James J. Lack, chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, said yesterday that a raise was in desperate need and pledged to work to adopt one this year.

You actually have to do development work to adopt a completely different feed to even see those orders on Direct Edge.

The real target for Instagram Stories, though, are all the people who've been curious about Snapchat's fun creation tools and format, but either tried and abandoned it, or wrote it off as just for teens or too much work to adopt.

Once all the hard work to adopt was finished, the real work of raising a child began.

It is part of your recovery work to adopt the attitude that it doesn't matter what your ex does or doesn't do next.

Every new-economy company is busily working to adopt the virtues of old-economy companies.

Ukraine is working to adopt the policy changes necessary to restore the flow of IMF credit to the economy.

Christopher J. Scolese, NASA's associate administrator, said agency officials agreed with the report's findings and were working to adopt its recommendations, including a better management structure.

Katherine Horton, 49, a research professor in Alexandria, Va., and mother of one girl she adopted from Russia in 2008, traveled there last February and spent a week getting to know Polina, a girl now 19 months old whom she was also working to adopt.

The president said he was working to adopt many of their recommendations but also noted that any actions requiring new financing and regulations would be a hard sell in the current Congress, said William K. Reilly, co-chairman of the commission and a former administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency.