Sentence examples for introduce one in from inspiring English sources

Teams have been saying the budget cap is likely to be delayed until 2022 or even 2023, but Brawn said F1 was "on schedule" to introduce one in 2021.

We won't introduce one in government and we would vote against one if it's introduced by any other party.

"There is no mechanism of implementation but the league is saying it will introduce one in two or three months' time," said Khanfar.

In the late 1990s, Mr. Bazinet noticed energy drinks for sale in his travels in Europe and Japan and suggested to Mr. Jolicoeur that they introduce one in Canada.

However, just 16% of U.K. employers currently have a defined mental health strategy in place, although 37% plan to introduce one in the next 12 months and a further 26% by 2020.

(DaimlerChrysler will introduce one in 2004).

A few months ago, a stay-at-home dad named Ian Van Tuyl introduced one, in a book called "Popstrology".

The Bush campaign introduced one in which it made sport of Vice President Al Gore's reputation for embellishing experiences and accomplishments.

I note that whereas other countries such as Hawaii have stopped shark culls, WA is the only jurisdiction in the world that has introduced one in the current century.

For instance, Germany, which did not have a national minimum wage, introduced one in 2015.

Eighty-four percent of residents who responded to the consultation about introducing one in Dalston were against it, but the council went ahead anyway.