Sentence examples for introduced on board from inspiring English sources

She is borne away, by night, in a military helicopter, introduced on board to Ian Donnelly Jeremy Rennerr), a scientist from Los Alamos, and flown to Montana, where one of the spaceships has come to rest.

Several studies have shown the use and suitability of expanded mandatory medical kits introduced on board of US airlines in 1996, which caused the US Federal Aviation Administration FAAA) to prescribe that an emergency kit with intravenous drugs, AED and other advanced emergency equipment must be on board [ 17].

"They have responded and made changes, with independent directors introduced on to the FA board and the Premier League and Football League strengthening their financial regulations.

Would it be too much to ask for a similar health-star system to be introduced on menu boards?

When the ride was re-themed, two new trains were introduced with on-board audio.

Back in January, following rumors that the iPhone 5 might introduce an on-board projector, analysts shot down the notion, citing immature R&D and a lack of consumer demand.

More broadly, this is why the Women's Equality party would introduce quotas on boards and executive committees as a short-term measure.

These initiatives aim at introducing only those modifications that are strictly needed to deal with the satellite channel peculiarities, such, for example, nonlinear distortion introduced by the on-board power amplifiers, long round-trip propagation times, and reduced time diversity, while keeping everything else untouched.

With the delivery of many of the new Rotem cars (Guardian Fleet), Metrolink now has sufficient numbers of cars that have enabled Previous CEO John Fenton to introduce new services on board trains.

The company recently introduced wireless Internet access on board its Norwegian Sun and four other ships and plans to add it to the rest of its fleet this month.

On Monday evening, Brittany Ferries carried out an exercise with a view to introducing armed sea marshals on board French cross-Channel vessels.