Sentence examples for any introduction of from inspiring English sources

Between now and any introduction of education legislation next year, I hope Mr. Bush learns more about Head Start.

The term inoculation is also commonly used more broadly to mean any introduction of antigenic substances into the tissues.

Whatever happens, the Home Office statement assures, any introduction of water cannon will be subject to a full "community impact assessment", whatever that is.

She called for the government to rule out any introduction of a GP co-payment, which would require patients to pay a suggested $6 fee for each consultation.

However, any introduction of new genetic material is potentially a source for allergens, and, for this reason, certain strains of Bt are not approved for human consumption.

The players make clear the difference between Bartok's sprung rhythms and Stravinsky's more rigid ones, which resist any introduction of rubato, a crucial distinction that is not always apparent on the page.

Eggs and larvae of O. nubilalis were taken from our in-house colony maintained since 2010 without any introductions of field-collected insects.

What people have never understood about us is that I didn't need any introduction to all of you.

On Tuesday, lawmakers called for another vote to take place before any possible introduction of a single currency.

Saudi Arabia and some of its neighbors on the Arabian peninsula are especially concerned over any possible introduction of nuclear technology in the Persian Gulf region.

The former Labour cabinet minister Lord Reid, a no campaigner, said the public had delivered a resounding rejection of AV and warned the Liberal Democrats not to look for any "backdoor" introduction of voting reform.