Sentence examples for largely adopt from inspiring English sources

The Healthy Americans Act, introduced by Senators Ron Wyden, Democrat of Oregon, and Robert F. Bennett, Republican of Utah, would largely adopt the Dutch reforms.

Williams said the government would largely adopt the recommendations of a review of student funding published in September, which argued that the current regime – which has protected Welsh students from the imposition of £9,000 tuition fees and loans since 2012 – failed to directly help those from the worst-off households.

Young presented a view of love as "an emergent property of a cocktail of ancient neuropeptides and neurotransmitters" (148)—a view that we shall largely adopt for the purposes of this article (see Box 1)—and then went on to speculate that "drugs that manipulate brain systems at whim to enhance or diminish our love for one another may not be far away" (emphasis added).

People have largely adopted and have extremely large deployments of VMware and the switching costs and so on of that are not particularly effective.

Wall Street seems to have largely adopted this blasé view.

The faculty had largely adopted a no-hassle policy.

So far, she has largely adopted a watching brief.

I was genuinely convinced that a same-sex marriage law would be largely adopted.

Against some expectations, the recommendations of the ensuing report, Fair Society, Healthy Lives, were largely adopted.

Mr. McCain is still tied in knots, largely adopting Mr. Bush's blind defense of an unending conflict.

Trump, although he talks like a populist, has largely adopted the regressive economic policies of the Republican establishment.