Sentence examples for case for the introduction from inspiring English sources

The conservation charity said the "shocking" figures strengthened the case for the introduction of a refundable deposit on all 'throwaway' plastic and glass drinks bottles and aluminium cans.

Consider the case for the introduction of fully automatic home laundry equipment in Western Europe at a time when few homes had even semiautomatic machines.

As a union, we have made the case for the introduction of clear agreed promotion criteria for teaching staff, based on the national academic role profiles or locally agreed variants of them.

But the other justices in the majority broke ranks, saying that perhaps in the future another dispute might offer a more compelling case for the introduction of polygraph testimony.

Convinced that monetary union was crucial for harmonious European integration, Kohl argued against popular opinion in Germany when he made the case for the introduction of the euro – a stance which he later said contributed to him losing the 1998 elections against Gerhard Schröder.

"While no single measure will reverse the obesity crisis, given that the largest source of added sugars in our diet comes from sugar-sweetened drinks, there is a compelling case for the introduction of front-of-pack labels on sugary drinks worldwide," she said.

Economic reforms which will create the conditions needed for consolidation or even, in some cases, for the introduction of collective policies based on solidarity, similar to what we in Europe call 'the welfare state'.

"The Olympics therefore provide a case study for the introduction of more flexible ways of working and provide an opportunity to create a lasting change in the working culture of the Civil Service," it concluded.

An aliquot of the PCR mixture is then directly used for the next round of mutagenesis, in this case for the sequential introduction of a 50 bp nucleotide exchange, a 50 bp insertion and a 70 bp sequence deletion, using the same strategy as described above, with the exception that internal oligonucleotides were designed for the other regions of target DNA (Table 1).

"There's no compelling medical, economic, or legal reason to treat the mouth so differently from the rest of the body". The report makes the case for the gradual introduction of a universal dental scheme with no out-of-pocket expenses.

There is a strengthening case for the general introduction of the vaccines into the community for prevention of HPV-associated non-cervical cancers [ 18].