Sentence examples for introducing a specific from inspiring English sources

The government will also considering introducing a specific drug driving offence.

In his report, he even floats the idea of introducing a "specific tax increase" to fund the proposal.

It says the government could fund the proposal by raising extra money through taxation, by reprioritising existing expenditure or by introducing a specific tax increase.

Lizzie also visited Uganda with a group of Tong High School students earlier this year.' Crickhowell is introducing a specific international based curriculum modelled on the International Baccalaureate for 11 to 16 year olds called the Middle Years programme.

The country's holistic approach has included implementing a gender sensitive curriculum, introducing a specific education plan for the country's nomadic population and providing water facilities to communities where girls previously had to stay at home and spend hours collecting water.

Here, a strategy is proposed whereby consistent gain in stability is accomplished by introducing a specific disulfide bond between two opposite β-strands in the hydrophobic core of the immunoglobulin heavy-chain variable domain of heavy-chain antibodies (Nanobody).

An MP urges the government to introduce a specific offence of exploitation.

He suggests that it might be possible to introduce a specific sensor or feces-specific image recognition.

The Home Office minister Baroness Scotland will launch a consultation on proposals to introduce a specific offence of 'forcing someone to marry'.

Labour will legislate to introduce a specific criminal charge of disability hate crime amid growing evidence that victims are being let down.

In 1285, Edward I introduced a specific "nightwalker statute" in order to police the movement of plebeian people – especially migrants, vagrants and prostitutes – after the 9pm curfew.