Sentence examples for introduce over from inspiring English sources

In May, Penney will introduce over 1,700 products -- everything from bath towels to furniture -- that Ms. Madden and her staff designed and that will be called the Chris Madden With J. C. Penney Home Collection.

The state's new television rules, it claims, will limit consumer choice, lead to higher prices and stymie new technologies, like 3-D television, that makers hope to introduce over the next year or two.Your correspondent finds it puzzling that the industry lobby should show such little faith in its members' ability to innovate.

The move comes after increasing concern about problems encountered by families who have been trying to access or shut down accounts on sites such as Facebook after the sudden death of relatives, and amid controversy over the proposed "right to be forgotten" that the European Union is trying to introduce over digital information.

Downing Street must first convince the Speaker that the change in the date, plus the so-called "Stormont Lock" it plans to introduce over regulatory changes in Northern Ireland, represent a significant enough difference in the deal for it to be put to MPs for a third time.

In July he outlined the legislation Labour plans to introduce over the five-year assembly term.

He also used this pattern to discuss the reasons underlying his positive outlook for the industry in general and Blue Sky in particular (Excerpt 2), and to present the key features of customized clothing items, which Blue Sky intends to introduce over the next 5 years (Excerpts 3 4).

Tasks in a cause-effect chain can have different activation patterns and different periods, that introduce over- and under-sampling effects, which additionally aggravate the end-to-end timing analysis of the chain.

Open the market so that these consumer electronic companies can introduce over-the-counter, innovative and socially acceptable lifestyle brands.

Some view this as a go-ahead to generic companies to introduce over-the-counter versions of the drugs when they go off patent, a development that could make it difficult to sell Clarinex.

Taken together, these two steps have the potential to selectively introduce over-represented segments and genes into AS data.

Including several pollutants in the same model may however introduce over-adjustment bias if the pollutants are strongly correlated.