Sentence examples for if they introduced from inspiring English sources

Although the film is set in the Gauloise-tinted 1950s, Duris's character knowingly remarks he'd only ever stop smoking if they introduced a law to ban it.

And he rejects the idea that the Conservatives would have to allow private sponsors to make a profit out of running schools if they introduced Swedish-style "independent free schools" – run by a range of private organisations with state funding – in the UK.

Teachers can be partial when it comes to policy, but you say: "Here are the people who introduced it; if they introduced it, they can also get rid of it; how can we make them do that?" You can't just go after personalities.

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According to Matthew Herder, an assistant professor at Dalhousie University's Faculty of Medicine that I spoke with over the phone, "if they introduced a provision that would give [Health Canada] that power there would be opposition I'm sure".

If they introduce longer rents, that is a good idea.

"If they introduce visas, what will we do?" she said.

But governments fear that if they introduce charges on existing roads, drivers will revolt at the idea of paying for something they have been getting for free.

But when countries try to split the difference or if they introduce confusing rules into the system, their servers are more likely to leave customers dissatisfied.

Fiona Nicholson, of support group Education Otherwise, said: "If they introduce a registration system, it would completely shift the balance of power.