Sentence examples for brought in next from inspiring English sources
Senior figures in the social care sector say the idea of "pausing" the cost cap, due to be brought in next April, is being discussed urgently in Whitehall.
The scheme, enshrined in the Criminal Justice (Scotland) Act 2016, will be brought in next Thursday and enables anyone in custody to contact a solicitor for advice, regardless of the severity of the offence or whether they have been charged.
Dr Barry Morgan said a bill on the matter would be brought in next September.
"Twenty-four sacks I brought in today.
In the same period, GM brought in 1,761.
"He learned lessons in terms of some of the youngsters that he brought in later on.
"We want to bring in today's activists.
"How much does Maunsel House bring in?" "This year," Slade says, "£320,000.
On passing downs, the Vikings will bring in last year's fourth-round pick, Christian Ballard.
Yet Newham mayor Robin Wales wants instead to bring in 3,000 more private rental homes.
That's a pretty simple way to bring in 8,000 more people.
