Sentence examples for introduced a form from inspiring English sources

So it's fair to say that Mail Online has introduced a form of etiquette to minimise complaints about theft.

By focusing exclusively on the care of the elderly – the average patient is aged 72 – ChenMed has introduced a form of specialist general practice.

The Sophists, who were professional educators, introduced a form of higher education whose commercial success attested to and was promoted by its social utility and practical efficacy.

But the pace of change in Myanmar, where army generals introduced a form of democracy two years ago, has been compressed into months, not decades.

Companies with names like Disappearing Inc. and ZipLip have introduced a form of self-deleting e-mail that uses encryption technology to make messages nearly impossible to read soon after they are received.

Big bang ended the old nepotism, but introduced a form of financial despotism, when mega-banks – banks that in the end proved too be too big to fail – held the rest of society of ransom.

A referendum on introducing a form of preferential voting to Britain was defeated in 2011.

However, more recently the company has tried to take itself upmarket by introducing a form of business class.

He had been planning to introduce a form of workfare for anyone who had been unemployed for more than a year.

For the Mystic Ballet's Feb. 14 performances at the Mashantucket Pequot Auditorium, he is introducing a form of pay-what-you-wish pricing.

To emphasize that it tastes better than expected, the brand is introducing a form aimed at children that it claims is a first for a lozenge: lollipops.