Sentence examples for introduced saying from inspiring English sources

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

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

To tackle the problem, the report suggests that youth issues should be more prominent in EU debates and party manifestos, and that a quota should be introduced saying that 25% of MEPs should be under 35.

In the same series of tweets Murdoch hinted at the change that is expected to be introduced, saying "Brit feminists [who] bang on forever about Page 3 … never buy paper" before adding: "I think old-fashioned but readers seem to disagree".

Amin Paradise Nowow's" Ali Suliman) is introduced saying goodbye to his wife, Siham (Reymond Amsalem), who is leaving their Tel Aviv home for a short trip to the territories to visit family.

Real estate groups already strongly opposed the bill before it had been formally introduced, saying the loss of other itemized deductions would make people less likely to bother itemizing their mortgage interest payments.

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

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".