Sentence examples for having to be introduced from inspiring English sources

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New currencies would have to be introduced.

It had to be invented, and it had to be introduced into his life.

But the rest of us don't have to be introduced to your dream world.

The changes have to be introduced by all 16 realms at the same time.

But it said that change would have to be introduced in the 2020s.

"Structural and conceptual changes will have to be introduced" to raise productivity, Raúl went on.

I had to learn things like what food to eat – I had to be introduced to chicken!

The government has already warned that border controls may have to be introduced if a distribution system is not introduced.

The foreign secretary said radical change would have to be introduced to persuade him to support continued EU membership.