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Перевод: adopted

[прилагательное]
усыновленный; приемный; названный; заимствованный; усвоенный

Тезаурус:

1. The ghetto mentality adopted by many Christians gives justice to the harsh comment made by Rubem Alves in a recent book, Protestantism and Repression : "Doubt is the terror that has to be forgotten".
2. Accounts were adopted without question, rule changes without demur.
3. After the Sahel drought, the 1977 UN Conference on Desertification adopted an international programme to prevent the disaster happening again.
4. In the 1820s, as well as having pamphlets and papers produced under its aegis, the Anti-Slavery Society adopted the writings of other abolitionists if the committee on publications approved the content.
5. The terminology adopted in this chapter, "people with learning difficulties", is a reflection of an increasing readiness to attend to the views of the people themselves.
6. The policies which are adopted are important, but the means by which they are implemented will be critical to their effectiveness.
7. Unfortunately, from the British viewpoint at any rate, the dispute-solving model adopted by the Sinhalese had little to do with British conceptions of justice.
8. The last statement may seem to imply that a variant of the underconsumptionist thesis is being adopted, but as Marx pointed out, consumption by workers almost invariably reaches a high point immediately before a crisis breaks out.
9. It's in his adopted home town that I first witness him.
10. "Edifact messages must be adopted to each company's standards.
11. Which 20th Century US President was adopted?
12. An aspect of the purported effects of the political system is the policy co-option argument - that the extreme right, at least in recent years, has been unsuccessful because of the ease with which some of its appeals (or some attenuated version of them) can be adopted by major parties, after the former parties have shown themselves unable to break into the political system.
13. In the 1980s, sections of the ruling party have also adopted a strategy of attempting to co-opt or at least pacify the small black middle class.