Sentence examples for introducing a system of from inspiring English sources

Introducing a system of land value taxation.

Rome stepped up the study of athletes in 1960 by introducing a system of data cards – colour-coded blue for women and yellow for men.

The Tories plan to create 'a decentralised energy revolution' by introducing a system of 'feed-in tariffs' to encourage the micro-generation of electricity.

This raises the question of the point of introducing a system of means-tested charges that would almost certainly raise less money than it would cost to administer.

Introducing a system of electronic voting for MPs in Parliament "could improve the accuracy" of how votes are recorded, House of Commons researchers have said.

This means creating a real career ladder for teachers, encouraging teaching in teams instead of in isolation, improving teacher preparation and induction, and introducing a system of gateways to higher levels of learning and earning within teaching.

The government has introduced a system of certification for clinics.

So it introduced a system of awards and rewards within the company.

Wales is to introduce a system of "deemed consent" for organ donation from December.

Another is to introduce a system of evaluation and peer review.

A therapist introduces a system of communication based on blinking — one blink for yes, two for no.