Sentence examples for introduced new ways from inspiring English sources

As the company has changed its approach to privacy, it has introduced new ways for users to adjust their privacy settings.

In the intervening 20 years, many authorities developed pooled budgets between health and social care and introduced new ways of working to ensure cooperation and integration.

A controversy rests, in part, on the question of whether the Harvard law professor's paid work on behalf of Peabody Energy or Bulldog Investors can… Dish television and Sony have introduced new ways of selling Internet TV.

It has introduced new ways of monitoring and caring for patients with long-term conditions so that they minimise the risk of emergency hospitalisation – a key national priority as A&E attendance is hideously expensive.

In North Yorkshire, we have introduced new ways of working to ensure the commissioner has real-time information about performance – such receiving the daily summary, which details performance at a very local level.

It introduced new ways of thinking and learning, challenging participants to go beyond the "we need an app" and "technology is marketing" lines of thinking to a place where there was an opportunity to develop some really exciting outputs.

It will also introduce new ways of communicating information about drug safety to the public.

"We sought to introduce new ways in which the barriers could positively engage the passer-by," Mr. Sherman and Mr. Pierre wrote.

Roland Salmon, the joint chairman of the government's advisory sub-committee on dangerous pathogens, defended the Department of Health's stance on introducing new ways of sterilising surgical instruments.

And although there have been other attempts to introduce new ways to get to Machu Picchu in the past, many have been stopped.

The first, known as the common corporate tax base, would introduce new ways of calculating where a company actually makes its money.