Sentence examples for be asked to adopt from inspiring English sources

Then, the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers would be asked to adopt technical standards for the industry.

So as early as next month perhaps a dozen state legislatures will be asked to adopt uniform definitions of products and services and make other changes that would start the process of simplifying the sales and use tax regimes of the 45 states that, along with the District of Columbia, impose these taxes.

At a meeting in Brussels on Monday, the European Union's 15 agriculture ministers will be asked to adopt a ban on the use of meat and bone meal in all farm animal feed, to back the introduction of a plan to remove all untested beef cattle from the food chain, and to extend the banned category of high-risk parts of the cow to include all the intestine.

In other words, you will be asked to adopt some of his more devious tactics to reflect back on his behavior and to show yourself as a sea of unaffected calm.

Just consider the position we are asked to adopt.

Everyone shares stories about being asked to adopt an accent for a part.

The Kerrs were asked to adopt three Paragallo horses, all of them yearlings and the last three to find homes.

In what appeared to be a close race in Minnesota, voters were asked to adopt a constitutional amendment limiting marriage to a man and a woman.

Children and adults are being asked to adopt, share and create poetry for children, and to honour the poems that first got them interested in poetry.

The councils, which represent the first tier of local Government, are being asked to adopt the guidelines into their constitution, meaning councillors who refuse to comply could be disciplined.

Promising to increase spending in some areas is a particular travesty, since the Senate is being asked to adopt Mr. Bush's overarching $2 trillion spending plan without knowing where specifically he intends to cut spending.