Sentence examples for introduced as of from inspiring English sources

No legislation has been introduced as of now to expand the boundaries at Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania.

Admittedly, the reform introduced as of t=11 leaves agents less room to adjust the instantaneous labor supply.

The moderate agreement seen in liver SULmean values is expected to improve with new versions of software automatically placing and defining liver VOI's as according to PERCIST guidelines, which have been introduced as of late.

With AMNOG, a new distribution remuneration system for the wholesale trade was introduced as of 1 January 2012, comparable to the systematization of distribution remuneration for pharmacies in the so-called combi-model.

This Week has run for the best part of 13 years, introduced as part of a new wave of political programming by the BBC.

The Condition Management Programme CM Programmee), introduced as part of Pathways, is one of the few UK examples of this type of intervention.

1988 Section 28, preventing the 'promotion' of homosexuality, introduced as part of the Local Government Act on 24 May.

The shirt Mr Blair was seen wearing is one of three introduced as part of the Paul Smith spring/summer collection launched in stores last month.

Massachusetts sets its pupils such targets - with its "common core of learning", introduced as part of education reform legislation in 1993.

But I do believe that in the longer term we will see this type of technology introduced as part of the mainstream licensing process.

Use of ultrasound introduced as part of intensive care therapy makes viable bedside invasive procedures and diagnosis.