Sentence examples for year adopted from inspiring English sources

Conceived on a beach in Wales in 1947, born in the West Midlands of England the following year, adopted later by Germans (BMW) and then Indians (Tata), the Land Rover Defender will die a much-mourned death in December 2015.

Finally, the solar radiation intensity of standard year adopted in the simulation needs to be replaced by the most recent meteorological data.

The House last year adopted a bill that would do just that.

The actor-producer and his wife of one year adopted the pup from the San Gabriel Valley Humane Society, according to a Wednesday post on the animal shelter's Facebook page.

The WHA that year adopted a resolution urging the WHO Director-General to provide technical and policy support to countries on the use of TRIPS flexibilities [ 47] and Thailand became the first country to request WHO support under this resolution.

In response, every government in the region, without exception, has in recent years adopted reformist slogans.

Why have successive governments of the last 30 years adopted an attitude of such craven timidity towards big business and the professions?

Fittingly, the hair and makeup teams (who have collaborated with Geller for years) adopted the designer's calm, cool and collected mindset.

More than a dozen states -- including Virginia, West Virginia, Illinois, Ohio, Tennessee and Mississippi -- have in recent years adopted an expanded definition of dentistry put forth by the American Dental Association in 1990.

Cryptology is often and mistakenly considered a synonym for cryptography and occasionally for cryptanalysis, but specialists in the field have for years adopted the convention that cryptology is the more inclusive term, encompassing both cryptography and cryptanalysis.

A number of apps over the years adopted Facebook Login to offer users an easier way to sign into their own service, while giving the app maker the ability to access users' Facebook data.