Sentence examples for introduce no from inspiring English sources

It's time to introduce "no e-mail Fridays" in corporations nationwide and reintroduce Americans to each other.

This finding, a direct result of Appellants decision to introduce no evidence at all about the county canvassing boards conduct, is likewise not clearly erroneous.

In March, WB will introduce "No Boundaries," a reality series in which contestants take part in a race for a cash prize.

Soon he will introduce No Excuse for Drunk Driving, or NEDD, a nonprofit organization intended to take the success of his scooter program national.

So it may be up to investors to increase the pressure on companies, not only to introduce "no bribery" policies but also to implement them properly.

The initiative also follows a letter from the Home Office crime prevention minister, Lynne Featherstone, asking summer festival organisers to introduce "no legal high" policies, including nitrous oxide, as a condition of entry to the festival site.

It also had to introduce no-fly zones in April and May due to the ash cloud.

Education Secretary Michael Gove has signalled a U-turn over proposals to introduce no-notice inspections of schools in England.

Mr Gove said the government would require all schools to "promote British values" and would back Ofsted's plan to introduce no-notice school inspections in England.

"You really do have to ask, does political meddling really have a place in our children's learning?" Mr Iredale was also critical of Ofsted and the chief inspector Sir Michael Wilshaw's plans to introduce no-notice inspections from the autumn.

Trevor Regan, the retail chief investment officer at Standard Chartered Bank in Singapore, says, "Is the adviser's self-interest to look after the client or his pay check?" One development that will help the IFA market develop is recent news that Citibank will introduce no-load funds into Asia.