Sentence examples for introduce any form from inspiring English sources

In a few years the minister is very likely to face a choice – break the Coalition's promise never to introduce any form of carbon price, or break Australia's promise to the world about how much we would reduce greenhouse emissions.

Since that cold November day, three of the four main political parties at Holyrood have pledged not to introduce any form of graduate contribution if they get into power after the 5 May elections.

However, Lib Dem activists - including female students - have opposed introducing any form of discrimination, saying it conflicts with Liberal principles.

The concern he expressed was against introducing any form of positive discrimination to the judicial appointments system without careful analysis of the full range of potential consequences".

Before introducing any form of mobile learning, students' perceptions of mobile learning need to be investigated or their readiness considered (Cheon et al. 2012; Corbeil and Valdes-Corbeil 2007), as learners may not be willing to accept it (Wang et al. 2009).

While natural gas, ethanol, methanol and other alternative fuels burn cleaner than conventional gasoline, they don't make the big inroads that zero-emission cars do against air pollution, the greenhouse effect and U.S. reliance on foreign oil, according to a new institute report titled "The Keys to the Car". The "national push to introduce any and all forms of alternative fuels..

In 2003, India ratified a Unesco convention for safeguarding intangible cultural heritage, but the government has yet to introduce any legislation for preserving art forms like Chhau.

In many communities the library is the only place where young people are introduced to any form of artistic activity.

The focus of flexitarianism is to introduce a form of vegetarianism that is easy and approachable.

It may be more feasible in practice to introduce a form of alternating dietary manipulation than daily dietary changes.

Moreover, recent evidence suggests that such approaches introduce a form of bias (Schisterman et al. 2005).