Sentence examples for introduced a strategy from inspiring English sources

Here's Sam: "It turned out that the school had just introduced a strategy for teen pregnancies, but they had never had a chance to use it before, so they were pleased, really.

Guardian Media Group chief executive David Pemsel and Guardian News & Media editor-in-chief Katharine Viner have introduced a strategy aimed at cutting costs by 20% over the next three years and developing new sources of income to counteract falling print ad revenues and volatility in the digital ad market.

Boone et al.[11] introduced a strategy to enhance scanning process latency by reducing the number of frequencies checked during each scanning operation.

In [J. Halton, Sequential Monte Carlo, Proc. Comb. Phil. Soc. 58 (1962), J. Halton, Sequential Monte Carlo Techniques for the Solution of Linear Systems, J. Sci. Comp. 9 (1994) 213 257] Halton introduced a strategy to be used in Monte Carlo algorithms for the efficient solution of certain matrix problems.

In light of this evidence, the Government introduced a strategy on health, work and wellbeing to encourage and assist individuals with ill-health to return to work [ 29, 30].

So Mr. Joshi is beginning to introduce a strategy that could be as important as his previous strategic shifts.

But insofar as David Cameron manages to get some respite from the madness, he should introduce a strategy to enhance the City of London as Europe's financial center.

Macromedia Inc., the publisher of the popular Flash Internet media player, plans to introduce a strategy on Monday intended to make the company a player in the next generation of the Internet being pursued by companies like I.B.M., Microsoft and Sun Microsystems.

This work introduces a strategy for the optimal design of distillation systems based on continuous optimization.

This work introduces a strategy for optimal design of distillation systems based on continuous optimization.

Furthermore, we introduce a strategy to design FRET sensors with a modulating overlap integral of donor and acceptor.