Sentence examples for bringing in a process from inspiring English sources

This strategy has the potential for bringing in a process of social transformation that will be cultivated, expanded, and lead towards the changes envisaged for all of the Medium Term Strategic Plan (MTSP) priorities.

Sir Keir added that the system of appealing against benefit sanctions should be overhauled to bring in a quick, informal process.

This great ability to choose any suitable output for operations of the existing chemical processes may bring in a new concept called chaotic operation in the near future.

The government aims to bring in a quicker and more efficient process to match adoptive parents with children.

Now it is starting an auction process to bring in a market price for a handful of companies' warrants, including JPMorgan's.

"Whatever is necessary to make sure this process can bring in a diverse group of candidates is what the commissioner wants," he added.

This methodology is further elaborated to facilitate the inter-comparison process and bring in a single diagram the possibility of differentiating long-term from short-term effects.

Standard Life pension fund is putting up most of the money, but Salford also went through a procurement process to bring in a consortium of other investors and private equity.

The two began formulating a plan to bring in a replacement, and in a lengthy process, spent the last year quietly interviewing candidates.

For me it was an easy thought process to bring in a coaching arm". For 16-year-old Beth Pope, a striker for Solihull Moors Women's Under-18s, a late summer training session with England and Birmingham City defender Potter on a school field left "a lasting impact".

The process for bringing in foreign workers is also streamlined.