Sentence examples for is unlikely to be adopted from inspiring English sources

The legislation faces significant political obstacles and is unlikely to be adopted this year.

It worked, though the procedure is unlikely to be adopted by the British Horseracing Authority.

This, he freely admits, is a "utopian idea" which is unlikely to be adopted anytime soon.

He admitted that the trainers' proposal is unlikely to be adopted wholesale, given so much support among horsemen for continued use of Lasix.

Kumar said it is unlikely to be adopted within one year, but it was possible it could be adopted the following year, in 2018.

Ms. Callender says, however, that the Australian practice of setting different prices for different subjects is unlikely to be adopted in Britain.

Senior legislators said many of the more sweeping suggestions were unlikely to be adopted.

Strategies to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions from dairy cattle are unlikely to be adopted if production or profitability is reduced.

New methods are unlikely to be adopted in industry unless they can be integrated with existing practice.

Some of the city's ideas are unlikely to be adopted, the officials said, while others could survive.

Ms. Foster, of the Philadelphia museum, said that the Boston example was unlikely to be adopted wholesale because most museums were limited by their own collections and building constraints.