Sentence examples for he introduced on from inspiring English sources

And when Boris offers the view that the ban he introduced on alcohol consumption on public transport - one of his first acts as Mayor - has made a difference, I'm ready to buy.

Judging by the budget he introduced on Tuesday, Mr. McGreevey has learned the lesson well.

It was during that debate that he introduced, on February 8 , 1964 the sex amendment.

His signature detail is the small flipperlike arms that he introduced on his well-known blond bentwood Domus side chair, from 1945-46.

Those were the songs he introduced on "Saturday Night Live" in the initial promotional salvo for "Yeezus," and they cast the album in its best light: Mr. West as a point man for the dispossessed and the stereotyped.

And it draws pretty much the whole cast of characters from his library into the conversation — the kings and philosophers and poets and historians and statesmen and assorted saints and scoundrels whom he introduced on the first pages of Book I, with the words "Man is indeed an object miraculously vain, various and wavering.

Thus he introduces, on the basis of religious considerations, principles that are not found in Scripture and tradition.

As the Los Angeles Times reports, "Dodd said the version of the legislation he introduces on Monday will reflect Corker's input".

(To be fair, his CNN interlocutors say so every time he is introduced on air).

There's something slightly implausible about "The Right Honourable Grant Shapps", as he was introduced on Sunday.

In his book, Radomski writes that he was introduced on the telephone to McNamee in 1999 by the player David Segui.