Sentence examples for introduced routine from inspiring English sources

In August the force introduced routine armed patrols in London in response to terrorist atrocities in mainland Europe.

ING Bank revisited its process and introduced routine meetings and formats to create alignment between and within tribes.

As states introduced routine centralized personal taxes, people demanded some influence over the way the public purse was used: no taxation without representation.

About half the population did get access to testing, which can pick up and treat the disease in its earliest, highly survivable stage, and Scotland has introduced routine screening for the over-50s.

My point was that although Walsh always crops up in histories of sex testing, her gender ambiguity is totally irrelevant to the introduction of sex tests, because her gender was not suspect until years after the International Olympic Committee introduced routine screening.

I introduced routine ORTEP plotting of molecular coordinates to the group's output, but never myself made the jump to rendering wavefunctions until inspired by an article on "orbital photography" in 1984 [16].

"We can only introduce routine screening and treatment when we have clear evidence that it will do more good than harm," says a spokesperson.

Labour called on all supermarkets to introduce routine testing to check that all cheap pork, chicken and turkey products as well as beef were not contaminated by other animal sources.

This research-to-practice manual introduces Routine Outcome Monitoring (ROM), a feedback-based approach to preventing impasses and relapses in couple and family therapy as well as within other psychotherapy approaches.

The government has also asked Ofsted to introduce routine no-notice school inspections in England following the regulator's findings of an "organised campaign to target certain schools" in Birmingham.

As a result of this study and the review of the literature, our own center aims to establish hysterosalpingo-contrast sonography (HyCoSy) as a first-line exam to assess tubal and uterine factors and to improve patient selection for primary laparoscopy/hysteroscopy by introducing routine screening for CAT.