Examples of using Will adopt in English and their translations into Polish
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We will adopt them!
I think it also will adopt.
Someone will adopt her, right?
You have adopted him, but who will adopt you?
Someone will adopt him.
People also translate
The Agency shall carry out the above-mentioned tasks within these thematic areas, andeach year its Management Board will adopt the Agency's work programmes according to it.
No one will adopt you if you have your period.
Well, maybe I will adopt you.
Maybe Myrna will adopt her, and that way she can have two deaf daughters.
Her parents will adopt me.
The EESC will adopt two key opinions linked to the economic crisis.
Camiel and Bram will adopt us.
Lithuania will adopt the euro on 1 January 2015"€-day.
One day a human will adopt you.
The Commission will adopt guidelines on State aid to ports in 2008.
Jarosław Gowin hopes that the government will adopt the bill in mid-February.
The Council will adopt the evaluation reports as submitted by the Commission.
If you don't let me come, I will adopt a Romanian baby.
The child will adopt the example of parents and easily solve problems, without lowering the hands.
White people will adopt anything.
Will adopt in 2006, the 3rd eSafety Communication, which brings to the attention of the European Parliament and Council further measures aiming at full deployment of eCall starting from 2010.
The European Commission will adopt this proposal next week.
Where scientific advice does not help to quantify the measures needed to reachmaximum sustainable yield conditions, the long-term plans will adopt the precautionary approach.
Your cerebral cortex will adopt to it as just another way of thinking.
I hope that the European Parliament and the Council will adopt our proposal very soon.
In 2011, the Commission will adopt a Communication on trade and development.
Under Objective 3 of the action plan, it must be clearly determined by whom, when and where controls are to be carried out,in accordance with the definition of risks and levels of risk which it is to be hoped the Commission will adopt as an implementing measure.
In the meantime, the Commission will adopt the necessary implementing acts.
Ministers will adopt the Bologna Mobility Strategy which states that, by 2020, 20% of European higher education graduates will have spent part of their studies abroad, in line with the European benchmark for higher education mobility adopted in November 2011.
This is the first time ministers will adopt such integrated national recommendations.