Sentence examples for have successfully introduced from inspiring English sources
Few countries have successfully introduced similar "fat" taxes on high-calorie foods.
In recent years, though, consumer-products manufacturers have successfully introduced an enormous array of household items: storage containers, cutting boards and even clothing and toys that are supposed to have germ-fighting properties.
Should you have the dire misfortune to have successfully introduced literary masterpieces into new linguistic contexts, your skill and effort will become nothing but a target for subsequent generations, which will fall all over themselves pointing out your egregious flaws.
"During the past two years, we have successfully introduced a more centralized organization to our upstream, BP's largest organizational change for two decades," Mr. Dudley said in a statement.
But Italian enthusiasm for things European has cooled markedly, and membership of the euro has had the perverse effect of dissipating some of the market signals that might otherwise have forced change.Italy needs to look to the example of other countries that have successfully introduced reforms, and not just Britain.
Except for those with exemptions (the disabled, taxis, nurses, for instance) or residents (who can apply for a yearly licence at a 90% discount), anyone who fails to pay by midnight will be fined £80.Those few cities that have successfully introduced charges have sweetened drivers with trade-offs such as better roads or lower taxes.
The only British paper that has successfully introduced charging is the Financial Times which, seven years after doing so, has around 110,000 subscribers.
And the lawsuits were a distraction for Merck's senior management team, although the company has successfully introduced several new products in the last two years.
Lagerback has successfully introduced those ideas to the Icelandic national team and Hodgson's primary tactical task is to find weaknesses in the type of defence he greatly admires.
While his 1989 debut album, "Let Love Rule," was criticized by some for being too derivative, with four Grammys and 20 million albums sold, Kravitz has successfully introduced the MTV generation to a radio-ready blend of rhythm and blues, reggae, rock and even hip-hop.
