Sentence examples for decision on introducing from inspiring English sources
The recent announcement by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) to delay its decision on introducing mandatory carbon reporting was a real source of frustration for the CBI and the wider business community.
Publication of the report follows a call from older people's care and housing charity Anchor for the government to break its silence and speed up its decision on introducing a cap on care costs.
She said she wants to speak with a lot of the newly elected legislators before she makes a final decision on introducing the bill.
m) The decision on introducing new vaccines in the EPI is still pending.
In May 2009, the Ministry of Health of China, other relevant ministries and bureaus, and the Chinese Association on Tobacco Control CATCC) issued a policy document entitled, Decisions On Introducing a National Comprehensive Smoking Ban in All Medical and Health Institutions.
With domestic auto sales at their lowest point in a decade, he said it was imperative "that we make every decision right" on introducing critical new products such as the Flex crossover and the Lincoln MKS sedan.
The row spurred on Miliband's decision to introduce the one member, one vote election system for party leaders that has propelled Corbyn into power, and led party membership to mushroom.
We focus our attention on the effect of both financial resources and absorptive capacity on the decision to introduce the technology.
Mr Lamont' decision to introduce VAT on domestic fuel bills - initially at 8% but rising to 17.5% - was attacked as "shameful" by Labour which said it directly contradicted election promises.
The majority of program managers interviewed stated that GAVI's injection safety support was influential on the decision to introduce AD syringes and safety boxes into other health services.
In this case, hs-CRP test might tip the scale to help a physician on their decision to introduce more intensive treatment (Ridker et al 2007).
