Sentence examples for interested in introducing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Yale said education officials were "not interested in introducing unfunded mandates".

Mr. Pehl said Starwood was "very interested" in introducing brands like Le Méridien and St . Regisin Korea.

The Tory leader says he is interested in introducing this in Whitehall, although he has made no commitment.

If you are interested in introducing your child to the world of modern art, the Museum of Modern Art is also open on Mondays.

This subsection is interested in introducing two new reduction formulas for summing two terminating hypergeometric series.

Carnap explicitly takes up the "self-undercutting" charge against verifiability in Philosophy and Logical Syntax (1935), and Carnap is not interested in introducing a new technical term, 'meaning', so as to deny this technical property to unverifiable sentences.

Already a legend of stage and screen, Robeson was less interested in celebrity than in introducing the world to the beauty and power of African art.

Typically, a politician who wants to divert attention from a subject he prefers the public not be overly interested in will introduce another subject that will act the way a glittering toy acts on a susceptible baby.

If you're interested in someone, introduce yourself and strike up a friendly conversation so you can get to know each other a bit.

Educators interested in changing curriculum, introducing new teaching methods, promoting social equity in student interactions, or fostering connections between classrooms and communities can obtain a more nuanced understanding of the social impacts different pedagogical strategies may have.

It is likely that the survey elicited responses from those more interested in teaching, thereby introducing some bias, however, the sample number was relatively large, permitting some generalisation on the practice and experience of clinical teachers.