Sentence examples for ideas to introduce from inspiring English sources

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In choreographing these pieces, Ms. Fenley seemed to have an abundance of bright ideas to introduce yet could not always sustain or develop them.

Melbourne's government mooted more ideas to introduce greater democracy, such as the devolution of powers to the Legislative Council of Lower Canada, which greatly alarmed the King, who feared it would eventually lead to the loss of the colony.

I think it's a wonderful idea to introduce this idea in schools.

"The idea to introduce public pressure on this issue is simply the wrong one," he said.

Chiang believes it's not a good idea to introduce regulations before the technology has solidified.

Was it even a good idea to introduce a new strategy at this time?

It was his idea to introduce a small blue packet of salt to season the plain crisps inside.

Isn't the Tory idea to introduce right-to-buy social housing just a gimmick which is largely unworkable?

SUSAN TOLAND San Francisco What a fabulous idea to introduce us to "Obama's People" in such a fashion.

But he is critical of Cameron's idea to introduce prison league tables based on reconviction rates.