Sentence examples for introducing a new system from inspiring English sources

To reduce that, he set about introducing a new system of rules and rewards.

A eureka moment coincides with The Observer's intervention as it declares that, from now on, it is introducing a new system.

Building on the recommendations in the "Giving" Green Paper published last December, the chancellor promised to reduce bureaucracy for charities overall by introducing a new system of online filing, which will modernise the Gift Aid sytem.

To boost skills and encourage teenagers to stay on at school it is introducing a new system of diplomas, giving 14-19-year-olds 14-19-year-olds 14-19-year-olds 14-19-year-oldsithea chancef basic skills tought alongsidenrol

These appear to be favourable conditions for introducing a new system that is likely, eventually, to lead to a big increase in trading volumes.Varied paletteA succession of IPOs over the past five years has resulted in the number of stocks listed on the Tadawul almost doubling.

The union has called for teachers to be allowed to remain anonymous while accusations are investigated – a move already taken up by Mr Gove – and it has been holding discussions with the Local Government Ombudsman, who already has the power to fine schools and local authorities for breaches of admissions policies, about introducing a new system of fines.

In a stroke of good timing, about a year ago EMC introduced a new system, Centera, that meets regulatory storage requirements.

The school has also introduced a new system of escalating punishments for misbehaviour.

Within two weeks the site tested and introduced a new system, showing the bags with women of three different heights.

The Home Office, sensing disaster, has reorganised the arrest-referral workers to introduce a new system of monitoring.

The digital economy bill, published today, introduces a new system to combat online piracy on peer-to-peer sharing services.