Sentence examples for ideas incorporated from inspiring English sources

He helped forge many ideas incorporated in the new health care law".

White House officials said they had a new standard for bipartisanship: the number of Republican ideas incorporated in the legislation, rather than the number of Republican votes for a Democratic bill.

In the early 1960s John Charnley, an orthopaedic surgeon, introduced a metal and plastic artificial hip joint with an unnaturally small femoral head to reduce the effect of friction, ideas incorporated into the successful joints in current use.

This biplane, which has not yet been accepted by the French military authorities, was built to the order of Marquis Jules de Lareinty-Tholozan, who had several of his own ideas incorporated in its construction.

She became an associate professor at the University of Texas and collaborated with former Senator Tom Daschle on a book that laid out many ideas incorporated in the new health care law.

They are an answer to a student housing shortage, said John Hoepfner, an architect in Munich, who designed them with his wife and partner, Lydia Haack, and with Richard Horden, a British architect and a professor at the Technical University Munich, who solicited his students for some of the ideas incorporated in the design.

Their ideas were incorporated and propagated in Recueil de décorations intérieures (1801 and 1812; "Collection of Interior Decoration").

Many of the Republican ideas are incorporated in bills introduced last year by Representatives Wally Herger of California and Tom Latham of Iowa, both Republicans.

These include a powerful process management environment using the principles of the Problem Structuring Methodology (PSM), which it created as a generalization of workflow ideas and incorporated transactional notions such as spheres of isolation, atomicity, and persistence and a transactional engine enforcing these "quality guarantees" based on the nested and multi-level models.

Other northern ideas they incorporated were the pillar bodies that appeared as wall projections.

In the end, the city dropped the idea and incorporated questions on school safety in a parent, teacher and student satisfaction survey that accounts for 12percentt of a school's grade.