Sentence examples for which could adopt from inspiring English sources

The political right, which could adopt much of it, is transfixed by delusions of a libertarian future in a country they say they are going to reclaim from Europe.

The only flexible part was identified in the above mentioned βFαG'-loop, which could adopt different conformations, strongly modulating shape and volume of the active site (including both COF and SUB).

This study fills an important void in efforts to control TB globally by suggesting benchmarks that TB control programs around the world, which could adopt in their assessment of outcomes of their efforts.

The conserved core of this region is predicted to adopt an α + β structure with a prominent stretch of 6 7 contiguous β strands which could adopt a barrel or sandwich-like fold (Additional file 1).

It will then be up to member states to adopt the legislation, which could take another couple of years.

The Legislature then enacted a new statute in 1959, which counties could adopt by referendum.

Mr Stephenson said: "There are many different models which you could adopt when using these carports, but I see them predominantly being used in places like supermarkets where the charge points could be offered free to customers as a kind of incentive.

Members stressed that they had not been asked to advise how much individual countries should pay or the combination of revenue which could be adopted.

Countries such as Finland operate a system of part-time sick leave, which could be adopted here to help ease the loss of income associated with reduced hours.

Although there are not any industry-wide standards the board said it was working on ideas which could be adopted across the sector.

A senior administration official said the resolution, which could be adopted Wednesday in Vienna, would say that the atomic energy agency "strongly deplores" Iran's 18 years of secretly developing a nuclear arms program and hints that further actions might be possible if such activity continued.