Sentence examples for be better to adopt from inspiring English sources

"In my view, it would be better to adopt a clear-cut rule to the effect that a warrant should not be required to seize and search any personal property found in an automobile that may in turn be seized and searched without a warrant pursuant to Carroll and Chambers". Arkansas v. Sanders, 442 U.S. 753, 769, 772, 99 S.Ct.

Further studies would be better to adopt both questionnaire and objective measurements.

Instead of thinking of a mental philosophy which regards the real entity and thought of robots, it would be better to adopt a philosophy of interaction and seriously consider the ethical importance of exterior form [89].

I wonder if they could kill people just as indiscreetly… In my book it would be better to adopt a wait-and-see approach because it could provide good experimental data for comparison with humans.

It might be better to adopt additional strategies for patients with these risk factors of MRSA acquisition.

Therefore, at this stage, it would be better to adopt another reliable source of information, in addition to the topology of the networks.

It might in theory have been better to adopt a Chinese model of party-led economic liberalisation.

It would have been better to adopt the old monetarist answer to recession, of dropping bank notes on shoppers from helicopters.

"It would have been better to adopt the law at the federal level, but that's no longer an option," Mr. Labus told B92 radio.

The decision about consuming or not and about what measures are better to adopt could be influenced by demographic variables.

When taken together, these findings suggest that it is good to avoid the GPL, but it is better to adopt it when compared to having no license or the LGPL.