Sentence examples for to adopt something from inspiring English sources

We need to adopt something similar to a "total cost of ownership" (TCO) analysis.

If they do not, "We'd have to adopt something regulatory and the regulatory might be this.

Then, like any other policy issue, we just have to convince stakeholders to adopt something like it.

In 1941 anti-Semitic legislation was enacted in Bulgaria under German pressure to adopt something akin to the Nürnberg Laws.

We need to adopt something much more like the Scottish model in the rest of the UK.

But it will also be next to useless.A better idea is to adopt something called virtualisation a technique that's been around for ages, but has only lately come back into fashion.

"It has been particularly freeing for the creatives and artists in the community, to have Oamaru adopt something like steampunk as a core part of their identity".

Rather than questioning the Vickers reforms, the chancellor urged the committee instead to examine how bankers could adopt something akin to the ethical standards imposed on other professions.

Or will he, in allegiance to English poetic traditions, adopt something shorter (at the risk of losing the feel of the expansive original)?

An international group that sets auditing standards for many countries has indicated it will adopt something similar to the British system.

The application, published Dec. 13, suggests Apple could adopt something similar to Microsoft's widely criticized Windows Genuine Advantage copy protection program, which checks a user's machine to confirm that it is not running a pirated version of Microsoft's software in exchange for access to certain software updates.