Sentence examples similar to a blueprint for introducing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Li said a blueprint for small business introduced that day by China's cabinet was aimed at encouraging more private investment — vital to sustain growth as Beijing's emergency stimulus spending runs down.

Draper also introduced a Blueprint for British tennis that led to the creation of new talent identification and performance programmes.

As the target of this paper is to introduce a blueprint for the transformation of companies towards sustainability, the applied functions are not further specified.

Market experts are now calling for victims of carbon trading fraud to be compensated by the European Union to prevent the latest in a series of scandals turning traders off the ETS, which was meant to provide a blueprint for national carbon reduction schemes to be introduced in America and further afield.

Senator Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York, offered the most detailed plan, announcing his intention to introduce legislation that would establish a "blueprint" for election procedures and help state and local governments pay for improvements to meet the standards.

Rep. Lowey's Education for All Act (HR 5117), introduced with Republican Dave Reichert (WA), provides a blueprint for U.S. leadership to reach universal access to basic education.

Intriguingly, a promising first draft of a blueprint for reform could be a redraft of the War Powers Resolution introduced in 1995 by then-Senator Joseph Biden.

The decision to put the trust into administration - a measure made possible by legislation Labour introduced in 2009 - is being closely monitored within the NHS because it provides a blueprint for what could happen elsewhere.

They're a blueprint for life.

The planet needed a blueprint for survival.

Perhaps this is a blueprint for art.