Sentence examples for have started to introduce from inspiring English sources

WITH the rising popularity of salon nail art, companies have started to introduce affordable do-it-yourself versions.

Meanwhile, many countries have started to introduce reforms to make life easier for struggling firms and their creditors.

Similarly, supermarkets and high street pharmacies across the UK have started to introduce drop-in facilities and self-help kiosks.

Other banks, including Barclays Capital in Britain, were reviewing the way they financed themselves and generated earnings, as regulators have started to introduce stricter capital rules.

In both places, strikes by judges, and politicians' reluctance to push through legal reforms, have caused a backlog of cases to mount up.Some countries, however, have started to introduce reforms to make life easier for firms and their creditors.

"We have started to introduce new photography online, such as 360-degree views," says Jessica, from Daniel Footwear.

The government has started to introduce visas on arrival for some nationalities.

"The Bajnai government has started to introduce some real reforms," Mr. Darvas said.

(The United States has started to introduce body scanners in some airports).

A versatile choreographer, Henning Rubsam has started to introduce dancing on point into his company's repertory.

If you say something negative, my score goes down, and they've started to introduce the penalties to this.