Sentence examples for reluctantly adopt from inspiring English sources

It is still possible that if all else fails the House Democrats will reluctantly adopt the Senate bill, removing the need for the Senate to vote on it again, and then introduce amendments under a budget reconciliation procedure that does not require a supermajority.

Usually it is cumulative stakeholder pressures that forces companies to reluctantly adopt CSR policies.

But it reluctantly adopted the agency model in the United States recently.

Bohjelian-Yeminidjian credits her family's survival to (reluctantly) adopting a Turkish identity.

In fact, the company operates only one business model which was an acquisition, reluctantly adopted".

Networks reluctantly adopted a ratings system in 1997, but it has yet to catch on with viewers.

For functional concerns, materials information and selection tools of a technical nature, intended for use by engineers, are somewhat reluctantly adopted.

It devised a clever way to enable chips to handle data in both 32-bit and 64-bit chunks, which Intel reluctantly adopted in 2004.

Nevertheless, artists only reluctantly adopted the steel pen, and most drawings in pen and ink done before the 20th century were still produced with quills.

The Obama administration reluctantly adopted that policy on a covert basis in June after it concluded that Syrian forces had used chemical weapons on a smaller scale in previous attacks.

Anbau Enterprises, a Manhattan-based firm, reluctantly adopted a pre-emptive stance and pared three enticing Manhattan prospects down to one, the 29-unit Citizen condominium at 124 West 23rd Street in Chelsea.