Sentence examples for introduce some form from inspiring English sources
Should the show "introduce some form of stricter psychological screening for applicants?" he wrote.
Strasbourg's requirement that the UK introduce some form of voting for prisoners is, the critics say, an example of the ECHR becoming over-intrusive in areas that should be the proper preserve of domestic courts and parliament.
CAP initially announced its intention to launch a consultation on whether to begin the process of looking to introduce some form of restrictions on junk food ads in non-broadcast media last September.
He and Barber at least managed to introduce some form of financial order into the chaos, albeit at the cost of over-centralisation, a policy Barber brought with him from Ford.
As to the second, the best idea is to introduce some form of collective scrutiny of the qualifications of the candidate field, of the kind begun years ago by the committee of ministers' deputies in Strasbourg.
Another concern among European settlers was the proposal, first made toward the end of World War I, to introduce some form of closer union with Uganda and Tanganyika (which had become a British possession after World War I).
The students say they won't, but if top-up fees are introduced, some form of maintenance grant would be re-introduced for those from the poorest backgrounds.
If, for example, they started using a kind of artificial "creme" instead of "cream", and introduced some form of artificial substitute instead of actual onions … Unthinkable.
"That is the problem with Nahda; we have no guarantees about the future".The idea of introducing some form of laïcité, France's dearly held ideal of strict secularism, in part to protect the rights of women, has been mooted.
Thiscancept follows the idea of making news morangeansparent and accessible by combining the two trades.
Mr Bercow also said the House of Commons should consider introducing some form of electronic voting into its procedures as a way of "reaching out" to the world outside.
