Sentence examples for contributing to the introduction from inspiring English sources

A rally before the vote was attended by members of the 1967 Ford Dagenham workers strike for equal pay, which is credited with contributing to the introduction of the Equal Pay Act in 1970.

Furthermore, most farm workers do not use boots and coveralls or footbaths before entering stables, thus contributing to the introduction of the oocysts collected from the environment into the pig units.

Has a campaign contribution or the access it buys contributed to the introduction of a bill, the tabling of an amendment, or a vote on legislation?

Contributed to the introduction of MWCNT, Cu(NO3 2 · xH2O/MWCNT also shows outstanding rate performance.

His essay on new forms of poetry, Shintaishishō (1882), contributed to the introduction of Western poetry styles.

Aminourea used as nitrogen precursor contributes to the introduction of appropriate nitrogen content and well-developed porosity during KOH activation.

He helped to advance the British tool industry with his designs for lathes and tool-shapers and even contributed to the introduction of the first standard screw threads.

Ye Xi (Liang Bingjun) was a writer, cultural critic, and scholar who contributed to the introduction of a number of modern literary conventions into Hong Kong literature in the 1970s.

Both modeling challenges and testing limitations contribute to the introduction of various sources of uncertainty within the given estimation procedure with consequent reduced confidence in the predicted response.

In a career at York University that spanned more than 30 years, her work contributed to the introduction of the enhanced rates for disabled children in our current benefits and tax credits.

"We don't know if the bullfrogs contributed to the introduction of B.d. into the U.S.," said Lisa M. Schloegel, a disease ecologist and lead author of the study, which was published in the journal Biological Conservation in 2009.