Sentence examples for in response to the introduction from inspiring English sources

Similar sales continued in response to the introduction of death duties in 1894.

Last June, Betfair put up commission rates on Australian horse racing by 30% in response to the introduction of a new turnover tax.

The German mobile phone company Siemens expects unit sales to rise as much as 20percentthis yearas as customer demand rebounds in response to the introduction of 30 handset models since last October.

However, research presented at the Royal Economic Society's annual conference predicts that the teenage fertility rate will fall in response to the introduction of a new law requiring all 16- and 17-year-olds to participate in some form of education or training.

One question of interest is whether earnings adjust in response to the introduction of an earnings supplement.

But in April 2012, Yeovil announced it would close its academy in response to the introduction of EPPP.

The only reason that smugglers have been swallowing drugs again is in response to the widespread introduction of x-ray machines at airports.

In response to the 2006 introduction of the BK XXL product line in Spain, the Spanish Health Ministry publicly claimed that the company had violated a voluntary agreement between the company and the Spanish Federation of Hoteliers and Restaurateurs, a group to which Burger King belongs, that called on its members to refrain from advertising large portions of food.

In response to the potential introduction of WNV in tropical America during the fall migrations, we established a network of monitoring sites on the overwintering grounds of neotropical migratory birds in Jamaica, Puerto Rico, and Mexico.

Townships around Johannesburg exploded again in 1984, in response to the National Party's introduction of a new constitution that conceded limited franchise rights to Indians and Coloureds while excluding the black majority.

The online methodology also allowed the study to be set up very quickly in response to the urgent nature of the introduction of the vaccination programme at a time when the pandemic proportions could not yet be predicted.