Sentence examples for set to adopt from inspiring English sources

The British government is set to adopt the recommendations of an independent commission in Britain, which include the adoption of a "ring fence" that would force the retail and investment-banking arms of universal banks to have their own capital buffers, shielding depositors from losses in the investment bank but retaining some diversification benefits.

The Cotcherys were set to adopt a newborn in mid-August, only to have the birth mother change her mind.

With council elections set to adopt proportional representation in Scotland, the party can expect gains in Glasgow.

Massachusetts is set to adopt a first of its kind equal pay law – one that it's supporters are lauding as the most thorough in the nation.

In July 1998, they were set to adopt a baby, but the mother changed her mind 12 hours after the birth.

In two months, California is set to adopt broad policies to enforce a new cap on greenhouse gas emissions signed into law two years ago.

Our findings suggest that in order to shift a portion of the urgent care population to the primary care setting an attempt will not only need to be made to improve financial coverage for low income patients but also for the primary care setting to adopt many aspects of UCCs, which make them a preferred method to access care.

With a rare rapidity of purpose, the UN appears set to unanimously adopt a sweeping anti-Isis resolution imploring member states to "redouble and coordinate their efforts" to prevent further terrorist horrors by the group and "eradicate" its safe havens straddling parts of Iraq and Syria.

Meanwhile, their adoption states are set to be adopting.

A draft agreement on the inspections was all set to be adopted by OPCW member states in The Hague last night.

Among changes set to be adopted are the recommendation that banks must ringfence their high street operations from the "casino" style investment businesses.