Sentence examples for introduced elements of from inspiring English sources

In 1979 he introduced elements of Sharia law into the Pakistani criminal code.

Concerned about the breakdown of the apprenticeship system, Mr. Coolman has introduced elements of it at Purchase.

His music reflects the late 19th-century Romantic style, into which he introduced elements of Irish folk song.

Burman introduced elements of funk, jazz and garage rock into his sound, while Asha's voice – sexy and slightly cheeky – provided Bollywood with a daringly risqué element.

Beyond is a predominantly narrative experience that has introduced elements of interactivity in order to heighten the emotional involvement of the player/viewer/interactee.

The two men gleefully incorporated everyday objects, sounds and movements, and introduced elements of chance – throwing coins or consulting the I Ching – to shape their compositions.

The crisis in Gaza this past November is an apt example of the tension that Morsi faces as he tries to balance a continuation of Mubarak-era foreign relations with the newly introduced element of popular political leverage.

If you introduce elements of time or space into the piece, it's more resistant to that kind of thing".

Marketers are starting to disclose details of their ads or, in some instances, introducing elements of their soccer-centric campaigns.

This type of coalition, referred to as bipolarized, introduces elements of the two-party system into a multiparty framework.

In some sense it's a transitional play, preserving Platonov's anarchic vigour while introducing elements of psychological conflict and introspection.