Sentence examples for introduce a form from inspiring English sources

He had been planning to introduce a form of workfare for anyone who had been unemployed for more than a year.

But let's hope his father does not now try to introduce a form of management which is sadly all too common in India a dynasty.Photo credit: AFP.

Originally from Kazakhstan, he came to this country in 1993 to introduce a form of Kazakh-style falconry to a group in Nebraska.

Hollande, before his election as president in 2012, acknowledged that racial profiling in police checks was a problem and made a campaign promise to introduce a form of written receipt for all checks, but there has been no reform.

François Hollande, before his election as president in 2012, acknowledged that racial profiling in police checks was a problem and made a campaign promise to introduce a form of written receipt for all checks, but so far there has been no reform.

The only woman on the committee of 10 set up to organise civic affairs in Soweto, she led the campaign to force the apartheid government to introduce a form of land ownership that would encourage private sector funding into housing in the township.

A referendum on introducing a form of preferential voting to Britain was defeated in 2011.

So it's fair to say that Mail Online has introduced a form of etiquette to minimise complaints about theft.

However, more recently the company has tried to take itself upmarket by introducing a form of business class.

For the Mystic Ballet's Feb. 14 performances at the Mashantucket Pequot Auditorium, he is introducing a form of pay-what-you-wish pricing.

By focusing exclusively on the care of the elderly – the average patient is aged 72 – ChenMed has introduced a form of specialist general practice.