Sentence examples for introduced say from inspiring English sources

If such a system is introduced, say some Chinese officials, a Pacific arms race is the logical outcome.

This may be more "no" votes in a single year than have been cast in the rest of the world since Britain first introduced "say on pay" in 2002.

In other words, for students to be introduced, say, to the moral choices facing Abraham Lincoln in the Civil War isn't the sort of thing that can be measured on tests of basic skills in reading and math.

To see John Peel's grimace after he introduced, say, Barry Manilow was to know that some of "us" were working away in close proximity to white-socked partytime posers like Bruno Brookes or Gary Davies.

Legislative aides on both sides of the aisle, who spent the last 2 months cobbling together bits from three separate bills previously introduced, say that their bosses expect to take up the new bill after the election.

But then new rules were introduced, saying you could only sell healthy things in schools.

If such reforms were introduced, says a Barcelona boss, "I'd get rid of short-term contracts entirely".

"I thought it would be nice to get properly acquainted, since we haven't been introduced," said the ghost girl.

"What are they doing here?" "They must have been introduced," said the ornithologist with a poisonous glance, "like your wolves".

Arne Glimcher, another host, at whose gallery, Pace, Mellon's line had been introduced, said that she was "like a sponge".

Clark defended the changes the coalition government had introduced, saying that universities now have more funding to support teaching.