Sentence examples for if it were introduced from inspiring English sources

No details were provided on its proposed format, but it is likely that if it were introduced, it would replicate the US program in which participants provide evidence of their long term drug use and medical evidence of the sterilization or long-term contraception implantation before receiving payment.

You don't get any of that with football or basketball, although I think nobody would be that surprised if it were introduced into hockey games.

If it were introduced, it would be difficult to monitor how many were being killed and it could result in the population being reduced".

To be honest I think sales would be better if it were introduced by Ross Douthat with an afterword by me.

It stands to reason that poetry, which is generally ignored by today's visual and auditory oriented society, could be more easily approached, understood, and judged if it were introduced through a natural coupling with a visual or auditory mode of expression.

"The acceptance level will be much higher than if it were introduced later".

The opening of the film summarizes the bomber almost as if it were introducing a new car and allowing us to kick the tires.

She said that, while the fee was small, if it was introduced it would be prohibitive for some and would ultimately cost the system more.

We won't introduce one in government and we would vote against one if it's introduced by any other party.

Glaxo has already spent more than $300 million on RTS,S, which will probably be named Mosquirix if it is introduced commercially, and expects to spend up to $100 million more, Mr. Witty said.

And if it is introduced at the trial, the judgment of conviction will be set aside even though the evidence apart from the confession might have been sufficient to sustain the jury's verdict.