Sentence examples for introduced for certain from inspiring English sources
ID cards have already been introduced for certain categories of foreign nationals.
A new stage will be introduced for certain laws when English, and in some instances Welsh MPs, will asked to accept or veto proposed legislation.
Different individual risk limits have been introduced for certain types of heat transfer, e.g. between two process streams or between utility and process streams.
"Constraints on NHS funding mean that eligibility criteria have been introduced for certain procedures, and it is well publicised that in some instances these criteria – such as BMI or the existence of co-morbid conditions vary between PCTs.
These impacts cause our staff to ask whether any such issue could be addressed by increasing the speed and access by which investors obtain the necessary information or should we consider further adjustments to the 2005 rules, such as "speed bumps" like those introduced for certain asset-backed securities offerings last year?
He also wants modest increases in beneficiary contributions: co-payments are to be introduced for certain laboratory tests and deductibles for doctor visits are to be indexed to inflation.These revenue-raising changes may cover about 60% of the new drug benefit.
Recently an interesting new class of PDE integrators, multisymplectic schemes, has been introduced for solving systems possessing a certain multisymplectic structure.
Two music publishers, Sony/ATV and BMG, are already partners in the scheme known as OnSoundCloud that will introduce advertising for certain artists, starting initially in the US.
Designs of variable resolution were introduced for practical situations where interactions arise only within certain factors.
Dresses were introduced for women.
Since all keratins have an exquisite cell type- and differentiation stage-specific regulation and expression pattern, it might well be that upon future research further keratins will be introduced as markers for certain diagnostic questions in pathology to widen and to refine the diagnostic potential of keratins.
