Sentence examples for will be adopted only from inspiring English sources

The telecommunication union says proposals will be adopted only if they meet with widespread support at the conference, whose goal is to update regulations that date to 1988.

It is hoped that the accrual accounting system will be adopted only after a phase of parallel running with the old cash-based system, as has been shown in some recent studies on the topic (Provasoli 2006).

New tools for understanding cancer biology will be adopted only to the extent that they translate into clear directions for clinical advances.

A final text will probably be adopted only after another referendum.Turkey has no real alternative to EuropeThese domestic shenanigans will further delay Turkey's laboured negotiations to join the European Union.

His efforts met with only limited success, however, despite Washington's request to Maryland governor Thomas Johnson in late December 1777 in anticipation of Rawlings' imminent exchange "that the most early and vigorous measures will be adopted, not only to make [Rawlings'] Regiment more respectable, but compleat".

The new name is only a recommendation one which the study group hopes will be adopted widely but which it has no power to enforce, Gorbalenya says.

Of 4,300 children under one year old in "care", apparently only 120 will be adopted as babies, while the majority (if they are adopted at all), will be roughly three years old, which in a great many cases may be at least 18 months too late to effectively rewire the faulty connections (my analogy).

Meanwhile, it has also been considered by memory technologist experts that for large-volume markets like mass storage NAND, only one technology will be adopted in order to reduce production cost and RRAM seems to be the best candidate.

For example, we found that 63% of members felt that significant restructuring would be an effective solution, with only 31% believing it will be adopted.

This model builds on the fact that only research that can, and will, be adopted by sports participants, their coaches and sporting bodies will prevent injuries.

156 Only programmes that can and will be adopted by athletes, coaches and sporting associations will be successful in preventing injuries.