Sentence examples for introduced on major from inspiring English sources

The pop music business is a much bigger and a much more entrenched and conservative business than it was in the 60's, and it can no longer be looked to for the sort of innovations the Beatles and other groups introduced on major labels like Capitol a mere 15 years ago.

Train protection has also progressed, with the Train Protection & Warning System also introduced on major passenger lines as part of the Regional Fast Rail project.

Starting in the winter of 2004 2005, a temporary speed limit of 60 km/h (ordinary speed limit: 80 km/h) was introduced on one of the major arterial roads in the city of Oslo, Norway as a measure to reduce air pollution, in particular the spread of micro-particles torn from the road surface by studded tyres.

Apple introduced on Monday a major redesign of its mobile software system and upgrades for some of its Mac computers.

The new global environmental change and sustainability major, introduced on the Homewood campus in fall 2009, has become a hot draw to prospective students.

During the 1960s a series of cost reductions were introduced on the line, after major reorganizations between 1965 and 1970; the last commuter train for the workers to the plants went on 25 May 1968, while on 31 May 1970 the last passenger train in connection with the ferries went on Rjukanbanen, being replaced with bus.

Tariffs were introduced on iron as well as on major grains.

This was a historically matched controlled study and, as it was a pilot to explore the effect of introducing NCs on major patient health and service outcomes, no prior sample size calculation was undertaken.

There is every evidence to suggest that Ferrari's competitive leap forward was more to do with a major development they introduced on their car at Silverstone than any changes in the interpretation of the rules.

The setup of the event, and buzz around it, brings back memories of a major Apple event the past: when the iPod was introduced on Oct. 23, 2001.

The defeat is a major blow for the FCC's chairman, Michael Powell, whose legislation, introduced on June 2, sought to relax US media laws.