Sentence examples for that would adopt from inspiring English sources

Now, the Indiana Legislature is considering a bill that would adopt daylight saving time statewide.

The family that would adopt the child took her to the hospital for the birth — it was a boy.

Mr. al-Zomor, who was released from prison after Mr. Mubarak's downfall, has been trying to mobilize an Islamist party that would adopt Shariah law.

And in DC, a climate bill advances: Two D.C. Council committees separately unanimously approved a bill that would adopt the nation's first 100percentt renewable energy standard.

The structure of a number of well-paying, well-read journals that would adopt a writer of short stories and develop his or her career in tandem with an appreciative readership has more or less disappeared.

"I've been in a listening mode," said Representative Jim Ramstad, Republican of Minnesota, who has introduced a bill that would adopt Mr. Clinton's policy, permitting research on new cell lines.

"The intention was that everyone would adopt that logo," Reddy says.

In the months that followed, experts told us that there was no way that Europe would adopt a target of "at least 40%" carbon emissions reduction by 2030.

He added that he was "hopeful" that Australia would adopt an emissions trading scheme (ETS), as advanced by Labor and, in a radically watered down form, by Palmer.

It says that it would adopt a stance similar to that of Norway and Denmark, two NATO members that neither possess nor host nuclear weapons.

It spared her from the knowledge that Octavian would murder Caesarion, and that Octavia would adopt her orphans.