Sentence examples for be to adopt from inspiring English sources

One alternative may be to adopt a British model.

Boldest of all would be to adopt parliamentary government.

An initial minor step would be to adopt the long-overdue legislation required by the resolutions.

The third and trickiest of all would be to adopt quantitative easing.

The wise approach would be to adopt the programs that have proved so successful in Oregon.

There are legitimate reasons for consensus building processes, however public they may be, to adopt confidentiality arrangements.

The best way to do it would be to adopt the four-star reform package proposed five years ago by New York's chief judge, Judith Kaye.

"One possible troubling response to the data would be to adopt a Panglossian blindness to contemporary evils and close one's eyes to the real suffering that still exists.

A more effective approach would be to adopt Internet practices and technologies and supplement the 911 emergency telephone service by what might be called an "811" system.

An obvious solution to this regulatory dilemma might be to adopt some form of policy experimentation, i.e., testing different regulatory schemes and then comparing the results.

The natural indignado position would be to adopt "a plague on both your houses" stance and abstain in the election, but this, too, favours the two-party hegemony.