Sentence examples for interest in introducing from inspiring English sources

Other public bodies have shown interest in introducing similar schemes.

One subject the study focused on was Mr. Bush's interest in introducing private investment accounts into the Social Security system.

Besides possessing the worst attendance record in Albany and displaying no interest in introducing bills, Mr. Boyland has twice been indicted on federal charges of bribe-receiving.

The debate in the US has become more grownup in recent months, with fewer scare stories and more interest in introducing reforms that will redress the balance between security and privacy, but there are still many in Congress and the intelligence agencies seeking vengeance.

To this day it's still a mystery that Dr Karl had no interest in introducing himself to the great man though; Karl and Drew were both mainstays of the local Erinsborough cricket team that often drank away their sorrows at Lou's Place.

So they have a clear interest in introducing this law.

Mr. Szymczyk, in turn, is interested in introducing younger artists — or artists who are not well-known in the public sphere.

Some teachers and education policies interested in introducing innovative strategies have not hesitated to add video games to the long list of possible tools and resources (Gómez 2014).

The study results can perhaps also be used as a reference by countries interested in introducing the utility model for determining the term of utility models.

In this paper, we are interested in introducing redundancy in the bit domain and study cascading polar coding and LT coding for radar and sonar networks with impulsive noisy channels.

Motivated by this observation and those previous works, we are interested in introducing the concept of graph-preserving for multi-valued mappings and study their fixed point theorem in a complete metric space endowed with a graph.