Sentence examples for been made in introducing from inspiring English sources

In recent years considerable progress has been made in introducing novel C-genome donors to European winter oilseed rape, in order to improve genetic diversity particularly for disease resistance [ 62– 64] or heterosis [ 65].

In China, good progress has been made in introducing Bacillus Chalmette Guerin (BCG), Oral Poliomyelitis Vaccine (OPV), Diphtheria Pertussis Tetanus Combined Vaccine (DTP) and Measles Vaccine since the mid-1970s.

A new statement should take into account UNICEF' relevant experience on the ground in several countries and progress that has been made in introducing the Human Rights Based Programming Approach in most of UNICEF's work.

While there are signs that progress has been made in introducing NCDs onto the development agenda post-2015, it would be important to have specific policy responses on NCDs in general and diabetes in particular for older people, especially those living in urban settings.

Great strides are being made in introducing the concept of private fundraising in many of the countries represented.

In this second season, Knight moves the action to London (the gang having concluded that all possible money has been made in Brum), introduces new characters – one played by Tom Hardy – and promises a more "dangerous" tone.

Significant progress has been made in the last decade in introducing automation and advanced information and decision technologies to freight terminals, port container terminals in particular (e.g.,[10, 2]).6.

It is of special significance that several futile attempts have been made in Nevada to introduce community water fluoridation to other counties, such as Washoe County, which comprises around 15% of the population.

With numerous challenges in Vanuatu, only modest progress has been made in the form of introducing and creating awareness of the Tobacco Control Act, tobacco taxation increases, health warnings covering 30% of tobacco packages, enacting bans on TAPS and banning smoking in public places.

Mark Hoban, the employment minister, said considerable progress had been made in improving a process that was introduced by Labour.

Unfortunately, PDA symptoms present late in disease progression and, other than surgical resection, limited progress has been made in developing effective treatments after gemcitabine was introduced as a first-line therapy for advanced PDA (Burris et al., 1997).