Sentence examples for if it adopted from inspiring English sources

"Germany could lead others if it adopted a more open approach to foreign policy.

Switzerland and Norway conclude separate trade deals, as would the UK if it adopted either model.

They warned that India would "lose significant ground as a destination for international investment" if it adopted the tax changes.

The United States presumably could collect more if it adopted a similar tax, including some of the money that will now go to European countries.

Germany, which is Russia's biggest trading partner in Europe, fears that it could lose out on contracts if it adopted a more critical stance towards the Kremlin.

Over the years, I have often thought secretly that the NHS would be far more efficient if it adopted some of the business practices of the supermarkets.

The Co-operative Group risks entrenching power in the hands of its management if it adopts a proposal to change how it selects its directors, the embattled mutual's former group secretary has warned.

But if it adopts a more hardball approach, the bank can anger government authorities, prompting years of litigation.

Zuckerberg believes the world will be better off if it adopts "radical transparency," as the journalist David Kirkpatrick put it in his book, "The Facebook Effect".

Only if it adopts a comprehensive innovation policy can America avoid Britain's dismal fate.There is much to object to in all this.

Britain can move forward too, if it adopts Bratton's progressive attitude – and a violence prevention strategy that operates alongside law enforcement.