Sentence examples similar to for all introduction from inspiring English sources
One is an impact and once-for-all effect: the introduction of collective bargaining has raised the wages of the workers concerned, relative to the general level prevailing around them, by some 10 15 percent.
The authors of this Policy Forum propose a policy agenda on exotic introductions as aquaculture expands that includes scientific risk assessment for all nonnative introductions and single-agency oversight for the prevention, containment, and monitoring of ecologically harmful species.
"With aggressive marketing and buzz created by the LCD industry, Full HD or 1080p has become a 'must have' feature for all new introductions," stated Riddhi Patel, iSuppli's Principal Analyst for Television Systems.
His tenure is remembered, if at all, for the introduction of a bicycle-mounted policeman.
The present study analysed aspects related to the personal characteristics of the mothers and their infants over the 24-month follow-up period, the social support that they received throughout the first year of their infants' lives, and the pacifier sucking habit including offer attempts and reasons for pacifier introduction (all of which involve the influence of the mother-infant interaction).
Executive Board President H.E. Oumar Daou, Permanent Representative of Mali to the UN, commended the Government of Kenya for its "strong commitment to ensuring education for all" through the introduction of free primary education in 2003.
