Sentence examples for in a rush to adopt from inspiring English sources

The most recent signals from fellow east-central European states Poland and the Czech Republic is that neither is in a rush to adopt.

However, in a rush to adopt a mandate for the new body, the Human Rights Council, the General Assembly abandoned safeguards that would have prevented the new council from being dominated, as it is now, by a coalition of human rights violators.

A corollary of the argument above is that when a new practice immediately seems to be in everyone's interest, there can be a rush to adopt it, sometimes before clear evidence is available, as may have happened, for example, during the early years of laparoscopic surgery.

The Germans? Whose warrior standards have so stood the test of combat in recent years that we should rush to adopt their standards?

However, while mitigation policies should be undertaken as soon as possible in order to stop (or at least delay) global warming, in most cases there is no rush to adopt adaptation measures, and it could be even beneficial to wait before acting (this argument will be justified in Sect. 5).

De facto a standard was in place, and the expectation was that hardware vendors and software companies would rush to adopt it, developing a big telecomm equipment market where everyone's products worked with everyone else's.

As its peers in the United States, Britain and Japan crank up monetary printing presses in a bid to prop up their economies, the European bank is resisting the rush to adopt those banking policies.

Ms. Herbers likened the rush to adopt technology to watching a football game when people start to stand.

Scotland would either have to "rush to adopt the euro" or "set up a separate unproven currency," he said.

Would we rush to adopt the euro or would we set up a separate unproven currency?

Having states rush to adopt inadequate evaluation systems would discredit the school reform movement.