Sentence examples for introduce a role from inspiring English sources

To counter these, the committee suggests mosques should promote opportunities for women and the government should introduce a role models and mentoring programme aimed at Muslim women.

Small steps perhaps, but we know that these programmes have a significant effect – and when parliament calls for the government "to introduce a role models and mentoring programme aimed at Muslim women to help them realise their potential in employment", I can't help but think they should come and talk to us.

We first introduce a role-based solution by constructing two channel hopping sequences.

For the trials of Jesus and Paul I introduce a role-playing attorney who advises them on defense strategies.

This hypothesis dictates identifying morally relevant respects in cases, which introduces a role for further hypotheses involving more specific principles that pick out those respects.

A slightly adjusted model from that presented by is proposed, which introduces a role for social conflicts as an ultimate cause of growth.

The situation in higher plants becomes complicated since Arabidopsis genes expressed in pollen have reduced intron sizes compared with genes expressed in sporophytes, supporting the selection for efficiency model and also introducing a role of gametophytic selection on genomic configuration [ 15].

This article is focused on introducing (a) roles of day nurseries, (b) child care and education, (c) promotion of food education, (d) plans and evaluations of child care and education, and (e) transition from preschool to elementary school.

The baritone Dmitri Hvorostovsky chose this evening to introduce a new role for him, Don Carlo.

They may for example introduce a "commenter" role whereby a user can only create new blips and edit their own blips, and a "confidential" mode where participants can't add new participants.

"We will also introduce a new Guardian role within every Trust, who will have the authority to impose fines for breaches to agreed working hours based on excess hours worked.