Sentence examples for authorities introduced from inspiring English sources

Authorities introduced culling, quarantine and control measures.

In response to the violence, the authorities introduced internment without trial in August 1971 (ended 1975).

In December 2015, city authorities introduced a point system designed to qualify the cultural status of a building.

Self driving cars, accompanied by human engineers, are a regular sight on Californian roads after state authorities introduced an autonomous vehicles bill in 2012.

"Ten years ago we were like one community, back and forth," said Cass. "Then [the authorities introduced] the requirement you had to have a passport.

In the 1940s, health authorities introduced a combined vaccine against diphtheria, pertussis and tetanus (often called D.P.T. or DTaP), and by 1976 pertussis was virtually eliminated, with just 1,010 reported cases.

As that "someone" is generally governments and authorities introducing rules and regulations, this seems to put some "free market" advocates in a quandary.

The Manifesto Club says the elderly, young people, buskers and homeless people could be deemed criminals as councils and other authorities introduce a "patchwork of criminal law" as part of the Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act.

They said it will continue until prison authorities introduce a BOSS chair (body orifice security scanner).

A story was published last week about Saudi Arabian authorities introducing technology that electronically tags women by automatically sending texts to their male guardian if they ever try to leave the country.

In 2003 Transport for London (TfL), the transport authority, introduced the Oyster card, an electronic ticket.