Sentence examples for have introduced that from inspiring English sources

were speaking at the D.C. think tank in advance of a Wednesday Senate vote on a measure they have introduced that would condemn a $1.15 billion sale of U.S. tanks and other military equipment to the kingdom.

Several publications have introduced that the structural shift of the gut microbiota is associated with human diseases, such as ulcerative colitis, Crohn's and celiac disease.

We agree, and have introduced that reference in the Introduction and indeed re-written the entire discussion of the metabolite data and highlighted the similarities and complementary aspects with bZIP1.

He said the Treasury proposals were a watered-down version of legislation he has introduced that would mandate the isolation of foreign banks that make hiding money their forte.

In part his motivation derives from his acceptance of a principle which Russell had introduced — that 'every proposition which we can understand must be composed wholly of constituents with which we are acquainted' (Russell 91).

The NRA last month announced its opposition in a blog post to a bill the the politicians had introduced that limiting ammunition purchases over a 90-day period.

Earlier in his address, Bush had introduced that weather metaphor in speaking of America's faith in freedom as originally a "rock in a raging sea" that has since become "a seed upon the wind, taking root in many nations".

"But Garry has introduced that attitude, that ugly side in a team, where probably you had to be more aggressive".

The above paragraph has introduced that each item is recoded as that higher item responses correspond to better health.

Argentina and Mexico have introduced measures that put some of the burden on investors.

At times we have introduced controls that undermine our own prosperity.