Sentence examples for introduced widespread from inspiring English sources

In Estonia civic-minded techies and bright young ministers introduced widespread free access to the internet.

The Chicago Mercantile Exchange, which pioneered stock index futures when it introduced widespread trading in the S.& P. 500 index in 1982, tried and failed to win the Dow contracts.

While many countries have introduced widespread reforms aimed at supporting disadvantaged children, investing in teachers and improving vocational training, the OECD says just one in 10 of the 450 different reforms put in place by governments between 2008 and 2014 were evaluated for their impact.

The Home Office said it had inherited an immigration system "in disarray" and had introduced widespread reforms.

He doesn't know that before Castro, the Cuban peso traded one-to-one with the dollar, and that since then, the Castros have raided the nation's coffers and introduced widespread poverty to a once prosperous nation.

Chkheidze says that he would like to introduce widespread intravenous phages into his clinic.

The NFFA introduces widespread surveillance to Staten Island, enabling Dr. Updale to monitor the Purge's progress.

But, he says, it remains a challenge to introduce widespread changes at non-disabled events.

The speech appeared to be designed to inject a dose of reality ahead of the negotiations, in which the prime minister hopes to introduce widespread reforms of the EU if he wins the 2015 general election.

Datek is spending tens of millions of dollars in national television advertising to promote its pioneering efforts to lower the cost of stock trading, introduce widespread after-hours trading and lead the way to stock trading in decimals.

Iraq's prime minister, Haidar al-Abadi, who has hitched his own fortunes to being able to introduce widespread reforms, travelled to a command centre east of Falluja before the operation, which began with US airstrikes before dawn.