Sentence examples for ground for the introduction from inspiring English sources

A delicacy of touch not seen in any Snyder movie since Watchmen will be required if the film is to successfully introduce Batman and Wonder Woman while sating the appetites of Superman enthusiasts and laying the ground for the introduction of further heroes.

A young adviser to Margaret Thatcher who is now a minister for David Cameron explicitly suggested that Scotland be used as a testing ground for the introduction of the poll tax, the flagship policy that was eventually to topple her as prime minister.

These negotiations led nowhere, however, and on Friday the parliament reconvened to prepare the ground for the introduction of a modified version of the original plan. .

Indeed, across the planet, "some of the most infamous human rights violations of this era... were in fact committed with the deliberate intent of terrorizing the public to prepare the ground for the introduction of free-market reforms".

GAVI partners also work together with countries to strengthen immunization programs and increase coverage of traditional childhood vaccines as well as prepare the ground for the introduction of new vaccines.

Potential end-users are aware of the significant challenges to introducing a partially protective HIV prevention option, but believe that they are challenges worth facing and provide an opportunity to lay the ground work for the introduction of more efficacious HIV prevention methods in the future.

The significant challenges of introducing a partially protective HIV prevention option were recognised, but seen as ones worth facing, as well as an opportunity to lay the ground work for the introduction of more efficacious HIV prevention methods in the future.

But Roland Villinger, country head for Korea at McKinsey & Co., says that global electronics and other consumer goods companies are recognizing Seoul as an increasingly important testing ground for innovation and introduction of new products.

But the prime minister is giving no ground on the introduction of exemplary damages.

The station entrances and below ground circulation were largely reconstructed for the introduction of escalators and the opening of Central line platforms in 1933, making the station the only interchange between the lines.

Calls for the introduction of ground forces against Islamic State (IS), the jihadist group that controls a swathe of Syria and Iraq, and the Houthis in Yemen, or pumping up the number of US military personnel advising and training the Iraqi armed forces are unlikely to turn the tide.