Sentence examples for introduced help from inspiring English sources
The PM says we need to build more houses, so the government is going to reform the planning system and has introduced Help to Buy - both opposed by Labour, he says.
"As it turns out, Funding for Lending has been increasingly effective in lowering the cost of secured lending while increasing the availability of housing-related loans," he says now. "On top of that, economic newsflow has strengthened a little more than envisaged, and the government has also introduced Help to Buy".
That's why we've introduced Help to Buy, which offers a valuable alternative to the Bank of Mum and Dad and is so far helping 28,000 people buy with a fraction of the deposit they'd normally require.
The new institutional forms that Peter introduced helped to shape a less personal and more modern (i.e., routinized and bureaucratized) political authority.
Effective monovalent OPVs were introduced in 2005 and, in 2010, the bivalent polio vaccine (bOPV) was introduced, helping curtail both P1 and P3.
In 2010, a private-public consortium led by the American Academy of Pediatrics AAPP) introduced Helping Babies Breathe (HBB), a simplified, low-cost curriculum for teaching newborn resuscitation in resource-limited areas [ 19– 219.
Each character Shaw introduces helps us to see the story in context.
An online software service is introduced to help manage receivables.
The system was introduced to help target poor performance, something the civil service has acknowledged has been a struggle.
