Sentence examples for introduce work from inspiring English sources

The president outlined what was called a "New Deal" that would introduce work relief programs a series of economic and agricultural reforms designed to spur economic recovery.

It will be on view in Brooklyn from April 13 through Aug. 5. "We thought it would be a wonderful opportunity to introduce work that has never been seen before," said Patrick Amsellem, the museum's associate curator of photography.

If the Ministry of Justice really wanted to deal with the shocking inertia and inactivity in prisons it should continue the direction given by the former justice secretary Kenneth Clarke, who started to introduce work for prisoners.

It is now operating out of temporary studio space in the World Financial Center, where nine of this year's residents recently held an open house to introduce work in progress.

I have talked to Reni and she says she wants to create a space that the city will be proud of — using her furniture factory to introduce work from West Africa, like natural cotton and raffia from Dakar, Senegal and Uganda.

"Wouldn't there be an influx of migrants from the EU before the restrictions came into force?" "Wouldn't businesses that currently rely on labourers, chambermaids and supermarket shelf-stackers from Europe demand that they be allowed to recruit them from elsewhere?" "And wouldn't the EU introduce work permits for British workers, thereby reducing emigration from the UK?" Additional reporting by PA.

Perhaps it is time to introduce work-your-passage class Correction: Etihad's suites have three rooms, not two as we first wrote.

Mr. Slatkin has done his share to introduce works by living composers.

It is advocating a similar plan called KeyChest, which analysts say it may introduce working with Apple.

First, we introduce work-family balance practices as a series of managerial policy resources.

This week we introduce Working Life, a weekly column in Science produced by Science Careers.