Sentence examples for introduces clear from inspiring English sources

"The new system introduces clear contracts and minimum pay, terms and conditions, which are enforceable in Irish and EU law.

Thus, it appears that the addition of 69 amino acids from DISC1FP1 introduces clear differences in secondary structure compared with the control truncated DISC1 protein, resulting in the formation of larger, more stable protein assemblies.

Two months ago the government promised to introduce clear measures to do this.

Campaigners are urging the government to introduce clear labelling to say whether meat is slaughtered by halal methods – an issue which the European Union is already studying.

Many emerging economies, often at the IMF's behest, have limited their fiscal flexibility by introducing clear budget rules.Nor are the mechanisms for swift stimulus obvious.

That is why we have - patiently and with full regard for religious concerns - sought to introduce clear laws which permit the use of stem cells within a clear, managed, legal framework, subject to the strictest supervision.

Sheffield has introduced clear target and action plans for its environmental impact; it has completed comprehensive environmental audits in more areas, improved its carbon management, and established an ethical procurement steering group.

"Countless cities around the world have introduced clear home-sharing rules, and we will continue to be good partners to policymakers and work together on progressive measures to promote responsible homesharing".

It said ministers would need to introduce clear rules on how to test the eligibility of those needing help and there needed to be greater consistency between authorities in assessment and eligibility for services.

"We were the first retailer to introduce storage instructions on to loose fresh produce bags, and are working with Wrap to introduce clear, customer-friendly labelling onto other high wastage categories, including bread and morning goods, to give our customers the information they need to avoid wasting food at home.

At the trial in Pennsylvania over the constitutionality of the state's voter ID law, the plaintiffs introduced clear evidence, compiled by a geographic data analysis firm, that registered voters in Philadelphia who lack government ID cards are concentrated in minority and low-income areas.