Sentence examples for an interest in introducing from inspiring English sources
No league had a mandatory injury surveillance policy in place, but all CEOs expressed an interest in introducing one.
Fifth, since not only the wealthy but also people with low income were willing to pay at least something, we believe these results are very important for market analysis by the pharmaceutical industry, who should have an interest in introducing modern anti-migraine drugs (e.g., triptans) to the Georgian market.
So they have a clear interest in introducing this law.
To provide greater diversity, there is a growing interest in introducing functionalities that are responsive to specific triggers, as cross-linkers in these polymeric materials; not only to control the release kinetics, but also to trigger release after reaching targeted locations.
There has been interest in introducing a carbon price, which means charging polluters for the carbon they emit ― a key pledge Canada Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made in his campaign.
Therefore, interest in introducing a 7.1% chlorhexidine digluconate liquid or gel that delivers 4% chlorhexidine for umbilical cord care is high.
To this day it's still a mystery that Dr Karl had no interest in introducing himself to the great man though; Karl and Drew were both mainstays of the local Erinsborough cricket team that often drank away their sorrows at Lou's Place.
Bangladesh was selected as a case study because of its long history of cholera, the presence of ongoing cholera surveillance, and its potential interest in introducing oral cholera vaccine as part of a national cholera prevention and control strategy.
One subject the study focused on was Mr. Bush's interest in introducing private investment accounts into the Social Security system.
Besides possessing the worst attendance record in Albany and displaying no interest in introducing bills, Mr. Boyland has twice been indicted on federal charges of bribe-receiving.
