Sentence examples for might be imitated from inspiring English sources
"It does not address that different speech is deemed illegal in different jurisdictions, nor how such 'voluntary agreements' between the private sector and state might be imitated or misused outside Europe".
But machines can be imitated.
How far can Utopia be imitated?
In cell culture, quiescence could be imitated by serum withdrawal.
Life might not quite be imitating art, but Leicester City are certainly riding high; whether they'll top the table when Barnes, who supports them because he was born in Leicester and stuck with them even though his family subsequently moved to London, celebrates his 70th birthday later this month is likely to be a close-run thing.
Many details are imitated exactly.
It's been imitated ad nauseam.
Its tactics were imitated around the world.
If someone held up a mirror to your face at that moment, you might be astonished to see you are imitating the actor's expression.
Of course, others might be tempted to imitate Greece if the country were indeed better off restructuring than not doing so.
