Sentence examples for established to introduce from inspiring English sources

Numerous Vedanta centres were established to introduce Hindu teachings within the framework of the Ramakrishna and Vivekananda missions.

A year and a half later he was hired by Simon & Schuster as an editor for its Venture Press, recently established to introduce new writers and published writers whose work had been neglected.

Fourthly, a water consumption monitoring system should be established to introduce statistics and analysis of industrial water consumption to economic census, spot check and statistical work.

In addition a network of active learning schools was established to introduce interactive learning methodologies and practices.

Also, it is not yet possible to delete genes, nor has any transformation method been established to introduce genes into the genomes of any lichenizing fungus or alga.

For those who have been in the workforce longer, call upon your established network to introduce you to relevant contacts.

The creation of the United States National Cemetery system between 1866 and 1871 had a direct parallel in the work of Britain's Imperial War Graves Commission, first established in 1917 to introduce more regular processes for identifying, registering, and memorializing the dead than had prevailed during the first three years of war.

NSF established the International Research Fellowship Program IRFPP) "to introduce scientists and engineers in the early stages of their careers to research opportunities abroad".

At present, little is known about how such companies can successfully implement user-centric business models: this article explores (1) the success factors for attracting and engaging users in core business processes, and (2) effective strategies to overcome internal resistance at established companies wishing to introduce user-centric business models.

Parks and her husband relocated to Detroit after the boycott and later established a Foundation to introduce young people to important events in the history of civil rights.

The diagnostic techniques for salivary gland evaluation are well established; however efforts to introduce new methods are still being made.