Sentence examples for adopted it will from inspiring English sources

If proposals to slash tariffs are adopted, it "will be devastating for rice farmers," he said.

If adopted, it will put an end to the age-old Balkan practice of leaving victims nameless.

After the treaty is adopted, it will go into effect when it has been ratified by 30 governments.

If this Amendment is duly adopted, it will represent the will of the people accomplished in the manner prescribed by the Constitution.

UN Women says that, given the slow pace of progress since the MDGs were adopted, it will be another 40 years before gender parity is achieved in parliament.

If the proposed amendment is adopted, it will be the first time that the First Amendment, which is the Constitution's crowning glory, has itself been amended — and to constrict it, not expand it.

Cranor's idea is that "if everybody is using the scheme, not adopting it will look worse than adopting it but having a not-great policy".

Without strong leadership to build a consensus among the 1,600 partners in the United States, choosing a course and coaxing partners to adopt it will be difficult.

Whatever timeline the studio adopts, it will have to tread the line between the usual exuberant promotion of a film and sensitivity to the circumstances of its director's death.

In 1825, William George Allen, council to Britain's first inter-city railway, the Liverpool and Manchester, predicted that railways might "prove of the greatest advantage to our trade and commerce; and which, if we do not adopt it, will be adopted by our rivals".

Yet the benefits from adopting it will be so huge that we can't simply outlaw it.