Sentence examples for introduced some sort of from inspiring English sources

The government should have introduced some sort of legislation to stop British jobs being taken abroad.

In the past 20 years more than 100 have introduced some sort of direct voting, says the Initiative and Referendum Institute Europe (IRI-E), a think-tank.Politicians may be getting keener on public support for new laws.

To this end, some scholars introduced some sort of tradable credits which will be discussed in depth in the next section.

"I can't see how this bond issue would be immediately or directly beneficial to the real estate market unless the government introduced some sort of package which might shore up the mortgage default risk or ring-fence properties in default," said Chet Riley, an analyst with Nomura International.

The Reserve Bank of Australia could have introduced some sort of special edition featuring pizza and dinosaurs, but Twitter would have responded just the same.

In a report published by the World Bank in March, seventeen of the nineteen nations that make up the G20 (the European Union is the 20th member), introduced some sort of restrictive trade practice in the ensuing months.

For example, it could introduce some sort of affirmative action without embracing multiculturalism wholesale.

Some people thought he might have a plan to introduce some sort of capital controls, as Malaysia did.

First, a Labour government would push the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to introduce some sort of cap on interest rates or charges.

I am not trying to ban these companies but merely introduce some sort of cap over what they can charge.

However I would urge the applicant to introduce some sort of right of way system or priority system".