Sentence examples for collective introduction from inspiring English sources

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Before Hernandez is introduced as the starting pitcher tonight, Clemens will join the Yankees' other nonstarters for their collective introduction.

Many of the interventions that treat these conditions have never been studied individually regarding their impact on stillbirth rates, but their collective introduction over the last 50 years appears to have resulted in the impressive reduction in stillbirths described above.

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The approach described here links these two methods, that of a regression collective and the introduction of synthetic features.

The four men were bound together by a collective disgruntlement at the introduction of corporation tax by James Callaghan, then chancellor, in 1965.

Officials at N.Y.U. and other universities quickly attacked the decision, saying that the introduction of collective bargaining in the relationship between graduate students and professors would diminish the graduate educational experience.

Automatic operation, widely popular in hospitals and apartment buildings because of its economy, was improved by the introduction of collective operation, by which an elevator or group of elevators answered calls in sequence from top to bottom or vice versa.

One is an impact and once-for-all effect: the introduction of collective bargaining has raised the wages of the workers concerned, relative to the general level prevailing around them, by some 10 15 percent.

Tony begins the tour, as always, with a bit of knowledge to whet the collective appetites, a brief introduction conducted with visual aids laid out on the Betel Box pool table.

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'.

"I would like a definition of the role, and maybe an introduction to the collective agreement… because I think that has been really hard… because you interpret it in different ways… I have talked a lot to [a local GP with political experience from the regional level]… I mostly send him an email or call him [to clear some things]" [MPC4].

One of them says: "I would like a definition of the role, and maybe an introduction to the collective agreement… because I think that has been really hard… because you interpret it in different ways… I have talked a lot to [a local GP with political experience from the regional level]… I mostly send him an email or call him [to clear some things]" [MPC4].

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