Sentence examples for entailed new from inspiring English sources
Emerging uses of unmanned air vehicles has entailed new interactions to control the flight.
The passage of Law No 27.045, that lowered the mandatory starting age of education from 5 to 4 years, only entailed new obligations to the families and not the government.
That entailed new low-slung furniture, a new cocktail menu, a new sound system and the addition of D.J.'s.
Since the first hominid grunted gossip about the hominid next door, every new communications medium has entailed new impingements on privacy.
Extensions to the internship entailed new collection efforts, more processing, cultivating local volunteers, organizing the existing oral history products of the archive.
Some projects entailed new products or processes; others involved public relations campaigns, improvement of the cash position, reorganization of a weak department, resolution of a morale problem in a foreign division, integration of computer operations, various acquisitions at different stages of development, and so on.
At the higher interest rate, money demand is lessened and money supply somewhat increased, but the consequent excess supply of money will be of smaller magnitude than that entailed by creating new money.
Among the measurable aspirational plans, women were most likely to achieve child-related plans (88.9 %), which most often entailed having a new baby.
In Europe this has meant joint ventures for polyethylene (with Shell) and polypropylene (with Hoechst); outside Europe it has entailed investing in big new plants in places like China.Bayer, the third sister, resembles Hoechst in its mix of businesses, but manages them more like BASF.
Though Mr Obama and his officials welcomed China's peaceful rise, they delivered stern public reminders of the new responsibilities this entailed.
Since, however, his primary contribution to the history of philosophy was pedagogical and entailed reformulating older works to serve new audiences, the following survey focuses more on the broader outlines of his project than on his specific philosophical doctrines.
