Sentence examples for it might adopt from inspiring English sources

As between individuals it might adopt the mutual insurance principle..

It might adopt the investing company's business practices to build, sell, or service its products.

The report describes the bank's attitude as "contumacious" (stubbornly disobedient, says the dictionary) and "recalcitrant", full of "cant" and "stonewalling", while "making a fetish of client confidentiality" (which, as a Swiss bank, it might adopt as an advertising slogan).

When, or if, the government does confront the need for more revenue, Mr. Williams says he thinks it might adopt a value-added tax, which amounts to a national sales tax.

Although the government has yet to signal which recommendations it might adopt and how it generally intends to move forward.

While the ECB was not expected to cut interest rates, analysts suggested it might adopt less conventional measures to boost the eurozone economy.

But even if it does not do it again, other networks might adopt it.

I'm unsure who first said it, but a motto we might adopt is to "follow those that seek the truth and run from those who claim to have found it".

It is suggested that Quetzalcoatlus might adopt vulture-like static soaring rather than dynamic soaring [24].

Mr. Saunderson said the size of today's cut -- and the apparent alacrity with which the 18 members of the bank's governing council agreed to it -- suggested that the bank might adopt a more aggressive stance in the face of Europe's deepening troubles.

But as this is the policy a well-adjusted movie star might adopt, talking about it only reinforces the impression of someone unusually at peace with himself.