Sentence examples for which would adopt from inspiring English sources
On Wednesday, Senator Scott Wiener introduced the text of California Senate Bill 822, which would adopt net neutrality protections for California.
A friend, Norman Potter, asked him to return to Britain in 1964 to develop a new design course, which would adopt a holistic approach by combining different disciplines, at an art school in Bristol.
If a lineage grew too large, it tended to split into two parts, one of which would adopt a new name; the two parts would from that time forward be considered different lineages for the purposes of exogamy.
For the last two years, Senators Joe Biden and Richard Lugar have co-sponsored an International Violence Against Women Act, which would adopt a range of measures to spotlight such brutality and nudge foreign governments to pay heed to it.
The Italian Society for Thrombosis and Haemostasis (SISET: Società Italiana per lo Studio dell' Emostasi e della Trombosi) promoted the development of a series of guidelines which would adopt evidence-based medicine methodology on clinically relevant problems in the field of haemostasis and thrombosis.
This return to three-piece instrumentation helped pave the way for future albums in the mid-90s, which would adopt a more straightforward rock formula.
The amendment, which would take effect if adopted within the next year by two-thirds of the church's conferences, its regional jurisdictions, called racism a sin.
Uncorrupted by the Roman papacy, Ethiopian Christianity, according to Luther, possessed apostolic practices which were absent in Roman Catholicism and which Protestants would "adopt" through their own reading of Scripture: communion in both kinds, vernacular Scripture, and married clergy.
We underestimated the speed with which farmers would adopt the green revolution.
And to scare mum on this issue, Mr Speaker, is the recklessness with which he would adopt a policy in government.
We then conducted a scenario analysis using the coupled socio-hydrological model to simulate the extent to which residents would adopt alternative lawns under varying incentives and subsequently computed corresponding changes in water demand.
