Sentence examples for back the introduction from inspiring English sources

A senior Labour figure will back the introduction of a quota system for black officers in the Metropolitan Police if he becomes the Mayor of London.

A spokesman for the National Cattlemen's Beef Association defended the current testing but said it would back the introduction of rapid tests.

Milkround, Monster, Totaljobs, Gorkana and Targetjobs have also joined together to back the introduction of new legislation to outlaw the practice across the industry altogether.

Further back, the introduction of rationing in the UK during the second world war ensured that the poorest people were able to eat a balanced diet.

The company held back the introduction of Swatch Talk, which it first introduced at the Cebit fair in Hanover, Germany, in 1998 because the prototype was too large and awkward.

An e-mail survey of 500 elected officials in 14 countries last year showed that more than half would back the introduction of online voting as long as traditional channels remained in place.How soon online voting will become routine is hard to say.

The Lords also backed the introduction of standardised packaging for tobacco products in the UK.

They are backing the introduction of tougher science exams to replace what they say is the dumbed-down GCSE.

He also backed the introduction of a new privacy law, which could impose unlimited fines on papers guilty of breaching it.

Some mainstream experts, such as Martin Lewis, founder and editor of Money Saving Expert, have also backed the introduction of a system that is sharia-compliant.

Earlier this month, Mr Gove talked of the need to improve technology teaching – calling for the old-style information and communication technology lessons to be scrapped and backing the introduction of more searching computer science GCSEs.