Sentence examples for adopted we would from inspiring English sources

Above the line preferencing would either require voters to number up to 45 parties; or, if non-compulsory preferences were adopted, we would again have the potential for exhausted votes.

If the weak sense of emergence was adopted we would be faced with the question of whether the universe looks like a giant brain.

If a hospital-ILA surveillance system were to be adopted, we would recommend improving standardized illness categories and reporting of symptoms, as well as, initiating voluntary confirmatory testing of respiratory illnesses among hospital staff, which was accepted by HCWs in Hong Kong [ 32] and is likely to be adopted by a portion of HCWs in the UK.

If the Land vision were adopted we'd find ourselves with 50 mini transportation systems left to the whims of state politics; never mind the fact that the only way our economy works is if a business in Lansing can ship its goods to Dallas knowing that the complex interstate transportation system will reliably get the job done.

Even if philosophers could overcome their seemingly endless and intractable disagreements bearing on which high theory to adopt, we would still face the problem of balkanization and disagreement within our favored theory.

"If Rudd's scheme was adopted worldwide, we would be very unlikely to limit the rise in global temperatures to 2C," Andrew Macintosh, associate director of the Australian National University's centre for climate law and policy, said.

Many people now realize it's not a great idea, but let's be plainer about it: the market has given us a farming technique that, if a terrorist group adopted it, we would regard as a brilliant stroke and a provocation to war.

This isn't to say that all comparison is bad, as sometimes we learn much from observing and adopting behaviors we'd rather pursue.

When initially using the medication, we adopted what we believed would be a safer approach and diluted FCM beyond recommendations provided in the product label and administered the product very slowly via infusion.

If everyone adopted this precept, we would have no need for Norton, Kaspersky or Mcafee -- all multi-million dollar companies creating new secure ways to stop hacking, malware, online identity theft and viruses.

My concern is that ideology would trump good decision-making … People talk about the need for affordable housing, but what policies have we adopted that would actually make that a reality?" In fact, the city recently voted to remove the option of building new four- and five-storey mixed-use residential buildings along its major boulevards.