Sentence examples for be introduced not from inspiring English sources

But these statements may be introduced not as his own confessions but as confessions by co-principals.

The new regime will be introduced not in this parliament, as first mooted, but for pupils sitting exams in 2017 (tricky if Labour, which opposes the reforms, wins the 2015 election).

Taxes should be introduced, not just to reduce the state's debt, but to make revenues less dependent on volatile oil prices or else the clerics who protest that anything other than a 2.5% "charity" tax is un-Islamic should be asked to pay for their free state schooling and health care.The musty legal system needs an overhaul, too, whether the 700 religious judges who run it agree or not.

During pregame introductions at United Center, he is introduced not from his college, Memphis, but from Chicago.

Complex themes are introduced, not least tangents into neuroscience and Burmese history, but we are rarely disorientated for long.

In her black dress and pearls, Rivers was introduced not as a standup but as that rarity a "girl writer".

"This is evidenced by the fact that when the funding for lending scheme was introduced, not only did rates drop but products were removed from the market altogether".

Consequently, it's no great surprise that Andreas Albrecht is introduced not just as a "leading cosmologist" but also as a "renowned chocoholic".

Sodium hydroxide was introduced not only to deprotonate the carboxylic groups of H2pdc, but also take part in the coordination under higher temperature and pressure.

The Unlimited subscription service was introduced not long after.

There's no doubt the card was introduced not only to improve the customer experience, but to give business a boost.