Sentence examples for working to adopt from inspiring English sources

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.

While Airbnb has fought with numerous local governments working to adopt stricter regulations, including its hometown of San Francisco, the senators' letter appears to be the first formal step by federal lawmakers to launch a serious inquiry into the company's operations.

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.

As a way to address the conflict she perceives between the benefits of research and her concern over the sacrifices of laboratory animals, Amber Alliger, a graduate student at Hunter College in New York City, has worked to adopt out her rats as pets after she finishes her experiments.

I encourage Wyoming's elected officials to support the Department of the Interior as it works to adopt proactive policies that reduce conflict.

Homeland Security spokeswoman Joanne Talbot made the same point in a statement to HuffPost: "Secretary Kelly has said that if lawmakers do not like the laws they've passed and we are charged to enforce, then they should work to adopt legislation instead of asking DHS to ignore existing law and court orders.

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.