Sentence examples for considered introduced to from inspiring English sources

Solanum rigidum, for example, was previously considered introduced to the Cape Verdes from the Americas (Gonçalves 2002 sub S. fuscatum L).

After the transfer, the communities transplanted from site A to site B were considered "introduced" (to B) while the communities from B and back-transplanted to B were considered "resident" to B. This treatment was done in both directions, so that each site possessed a batch of introduced and resident communities.

Due to the high melting point of FDCA, the second alternative considered introduces trioctylamine as solvent to facilitate separation of FDCA from the solvent using distillation.

Consider introducing them to feminism to help them process these feelings and understand that it isn't okay for people to prey upon teen girls.

Representative Jackie Speier, Democrat of California, is considering introducing legislation to require schools to report any sexual harassment record by staff when they move to a new role.

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To take it a step further, consider introducing them to one of your business contacts, someone with a professional background or a current role that may be helpful.

We encourage tutors to consider introducing innovative schemes to ensure accessibility to disadvantaged students, including female students, disabled students and those from difficult socioeconomic backgrounds.

The government is considering introducing legislation to close a loophole allowing parents in England to take their children on holidays during term-time, after a ruling by the high court left its school attendance policy in tatters.

Finally, to the extent that a public record supports further action, we will consider introducing legislation to ensure the antitrust laws are the preferred enforcement method against anticompetitive conduct on the Internet.

Because the level of support provided by the Internet was considered to be high, it is feasible to consider introducing online information to patients at an early stage of their treatment to supplement the care provided by their clinician.