Sentence examples for introduce new forms from inspiring English sources
Some introduce new forms (but are actually derived from his early collages).
The solution, says Ward, is a return to rainwater harvesting and to introduce new forms of dams and improved purification.
What he wanted was not to introduce new forms but to give new force and nuance to the accustomed forms.
But while the big news for developers is the change to the payments window, what jumped out at us from the Google memo is the part where Google introduced the change as coming "while we introduce new forms of payment".
Hello, We are committed to providing you with a consistent and reliable payout experience while we introduce new forms of payment to better serve your users and create more revenue opportunities for you.
It has been said that the precautionary principle delineates a sort of "law in situation" analogous to the ethical judgement (Papaux 2006) as the precautionary principle does not introduce new forms of liability nor new criteria of risk assessment, but rather focuses on actors' responsibilisation, consequently promoting a prospective idea of responsibility rather than a retrospective one.
Security used to be exclusively linked to clients' physical protection; however, new technologies have introduced new forms of breaches.
ID is already required at polling stations in Northern Ireland, where voters must bring an electoral ID card, but the rest of the UK is not considering introducing new forms of identification for voting.
Until now reclaiming the tax would have meant waiting until the next tax year, but HMRC has introduced new forms – P50Z and P53Z and P55 – which will allow people to reclaim overpaid tax on pension income payments within 30 working days.
"7-Eleven constantly updates and introduces new forms of payments to respond to continued shifts in customer preferences, lifestyles, and adoption of new technologies".
