Sentence examples for introduced to put from inspiring English sources

League tables will also be introduced to put a spotlight on the worst offenders (and acknowledge the positives of course).

The legislation was introduced to put a cap on rents in areas with housing shortages and where landlords are inevitably enjoying raking it in.

But thankfully, every time a bill is introduced to put hunters ahead of everyone else on Sundays, it fails.

The choice for is introduced to put more emphasis on the class labels with same father to the rather than the single class labels.

The weight function is introduced to put more emphasis on infrequent keywords rather than frequent keywords across different drug package inserts, because rare keywords (e.g. 'cytopenia', 'pancytopenia', 'photosensitivity'teratogenic'ic') are more informative than common keywords (e.g. 'disease'receptor',r'stabilityity'biologicalcal') in terms of characteristics of drugs.

The weight function is introduced to put more emphasis on infrequent keywords rather than frequent keywords, because rare keywords (e.g. agnosia, variant angina, aspergillosis and gouty arthritis) are more informative than common keywords (e.g. nausea, dizziness, vomiting and rash) in terms of phenotypic characteristics of drugs.

In 2011, after campaigning to streamline state government, Comptroller Judy Baar Topinka and Treasurer Dan Rutherford, both Republicans, introduced legislation to put the question before voters.

"I like the quote from the Republican congressman a few years ago who introduced legislation to put Ronald Reagan on the $50 bill, replacing Ulysses S. Grant,' says Ades Stone, W20s Executive Director, "He said, "Every generation deserves it's own heroes".

The emphasis on introduced to the market puts the firms' activities and their interrelation at the heart of the innovation process (Gault 2012).

Nobody introduces privatisation to put more money into the public purse!

In 2011 when the Gillard Government was trying to introduce laws to put a price on greenhouse gas emissions, the stopgillardscarbontax.com enlisted Pat Michaels, of the Cato Institute, as a science advisor.