Sentence examples for considering introduction from inspiring English sources

The bulk of the countries considering introduction of nuclear power are in water scarce regions.

The idea of considering introduction rules as meaning-giving rules for atoms is closely related to the theory of inductive definitions in its general form, according to which inductive definitions are systems of rules (see Aczel, 1977).

In considering introduction of IPTc as a malaria control policy it will also be important to assess the acceptability, feasibility, sustainability, cost and cost effectiveness of the intervention.

Several Western countries have started or are considering introduction of FOBT or FS screening.

Those considering introduction of pathways need to ensure all relevant stakeholders are engaged with this and develop robust evaluation strategies to accompany implementation.

Consequently, medical schools considering introduction of integrated and problem-based medical curricula should take into account dimensions of national culture which may hinder the innovation process.

Most approaches to proof-theoretic semantics consider introduction rules as basic, meaning giving, or self-justifying, whereas the elimination inferences are justified as valid with respect to the given introduction rules.

We consider introduction of engineered insects homozygous for two co-dependent engineered constructs inserted into two nonhomologous autosomes, a and b.

Several other northern states are also considering the introduction of Shariah.

The Archbishop of Canterbury may be surprised to know she considers him an "appeaser" of Islam for considering limited introduction of sharia law.

The defence committee gave advice on the restructuring of the territorial army; the home affairs committee is considering the introduction of identity cards.