Sentence examples for introduced a list of from inspiring English sources
The station has also introduced a list of offensive words that will see any artist pulled immediately from the airwaves at any of its gigs.
Another Italian restaurant, L'Artusi in the West Village, has introduced a list of Italian beers, building on the experience of its general manager, Kevin Garry, who in his previous job at Gramercy Tavern put together a list of vintage beers.
In 1951, Paul Fitts "surveyed the kinds of things men can do better than present-day machines, and vice versa" and introduced a list of statements, now commonly known as the Fitts list.
A consumer study was carried out with 64 fine wine consumers, who were first introduced a list of bottle colours and shapes and were asked to answer a check-all-that-apply question.
Hu also introduced a list of 16 do's and don'ts, the so-called "Eight Honors and Eight Shames," which included stressing the values of nationalism and the Confucian virtues of duty, hard work and plain living.
Heyland 5 introduced a list of criteria when assessing the generalizability of economic evaluations to their own setting in order to improve the efficiency of their critical care unit.
Some countries take an extra step and introduce a list of words and phrases to the blacklists.
Along similar lines to reforms introduced in Britain in the 1990s, it seeks to introduce a list of approved drugs and treatments.
"People are really surprised at how much they like it," said Marco A. Moreira, the chef and an owner of Tocqueville, who is planning to introduce a list of a dozen sakes this fall.
Last February, the board reportedly postponed plans to introduce a list of banned words and content, including a wide range of profanity, referring to Mumbai by its colonial name Bombay and scenes depicting violence against women.
Earlier this year, Shelley invested in an independently-run survey to gather staff feedback, later introducing a list of initiatives that people want – such as: A staff pension plan, a profit-share scheme, a budget for social events, additional holidays after three years with the business.
