Sentence examples for introduced future from inspiring English sources

"The last government introduced future changes to the state pension age for women and men, following extensive debates in both houses of parliament".

The FA hopes that the new centre to "coach the coaches", combined with its recently introduced Future Game strategy and the Elite Player Performance Plan overhaul of club academies, will spark a culture change in the English game.

The 99-year-old school even introduced future business minds to each other: Forbes found that Hewlett-Packard CEO Meg Whitman, tobacco heir John Middleton and real estate tycoon Jeff Greene were all classmates in 1969.

In 1972, the Chicago Mercantile Exchange introduced futures for foreign exchange rates.

Finally, the paper introduces future development plans for EnergyPlus fault-modeling capability.

Because the Mitchell seeks to introduce future American leaders to Ireland, applicants without a connection to Ireland may have an edge, according to Trina Vargo, president of the United States-Ireland Alliance.

Its early and robust online presence gave "South Park" a more direct relationship with fans, which Mr. Stone said would help in introducing future projects.

By introducing future physicians to people like Mrs. Nichols, "we'll show them what their stereotypes are," Dr. Micco said, "and let them see what it's really like for a person who's up there in numerical age".

Finally, Section 9 concludes the article and introduces future study.

These are institutions that we use as alpha sites to introduce future technologies.

3) To introduce future opportunities that can be possible paths to study the forced oscillations.  .