Sentence examples for will now adopt from inspiring English sources

McManus hopes that having established its territorial claim - effectively by building it - China will now adopt a more conciliatory position.

It will now adopt a contingency budget of $1 million less, with additional cuts in high school sports and a ban on equipment and furniture purchases.

Stapleton was upbeat yesterday about the ability of the team, which will now adopt the name of his cycling holding company, High Road Sports, to attract sponsors from within the bicycle industry.

One of the report's authors, Dr Alison Tedstone, told MPs this week that a sugar tax, while useful, was not likely to be the single most effective measure, and it is likely the Government will now adopt some combination of PHE's other recommendations.

He will now adopt a young side which has already lost two of last season's top performers in Danny Graham and Will Buckley.

Citysearch has only 4 million registered users, but it will now adopt Facebook Connect as an optional identity system.

This is the model that will be now adopted in the present analysis.

Harry Reid, the Democratic leader in the Senate, said he believes that gay marriage will now be adopted as a commitment in the party's election platform at the Democratic convention in September.

"The successful development of products to be launched throughout the summer and autumn, including Fashion and Beauty, has shown the benefits of this strategy, which will now be adopted across the group," TMG said.

Other companies with less-benevolent founders will now just simply adopt voting and nonvoting share classes.

South Korea will now have to adopt the U.S. and E.U. definition of copyright — extending it to seventy years after the death of the author.