Sentence examples for introduce a division from inspiring English sources

C1 Credibility on the Net Consumers Union, an advocacy group, plans to introduce a division tomorrow aimed at bolstering the credibility of Internet merchants.

For example, a 1999 overhaul that introduced a division between a three-year bachelor's degree and a two-year master's degrees (intended to equalize Italian degrees to those of other E.U. countries) prompted a proliferation of degrees and a subsequent recruitment of new professors, often hired on short-term contracts, sometimes for little or no pay.

Yet the J-League intends to expand to 19 teams next year, and later introduce a second division.

CONSUMERS UNION, the big consumer advocacy group, plans to introduce a new division tomorrow that is meant to bolster the credibility of Internet merchants.

Proposals to introduce an extra division and encourage leading clubs to set up B teams to begin in it should be resisted, mainly on the grounds that such a scheme merely spreads the Premier League disease to the otherwise reasonably healthy lower slopes of the country's football pyramid.

To explain the nature of the mixture Socrates introduces a fourfold division of all beings (23c 27c), a division that uses the categories of 'limit' and 'measure' in a different way than in the 'divine method of dialectic'.

In November, Legendary Pictures introduced a comics division, naming Bob Schreck, a veteran of DC Comics and IDW Publishing, as editor in chief.

The I.W.F.L. offers cash prizes when players reach statistical benchmarks and recently introduced a second division for smaller markets.

In 1977, British Airways introduced a third division, a mid-plane Executive Cabin, which it described as having "a quiet, exclusive atmosphere free from the distraction of movies and young babies".

Expanding the FA Women's Super League by introducing a second division in 2014 to enable promotion and relegation.

These changes have introduced a new division of labor bringing new opportunities for interaction leading to the creation of additional assets.