Sentence examples for introducing in the from inspiring English sources

"I'm confident we'll be introducing in the next little while a bill that cuts costs, stops insurance company abuses and provides affordable choices for all Americans," Mr. Reid said Tuesday.

In fact, Mr. Lieberman joined with two Republican senators, John McCain of Arizona and John W. Warner of Virginia, in introducing in the Senate a version of the resolution that the House and White House had agreed upon.

The website insists it has responded to concerns by introducing in the past year a system of weeding out the most egregious adverts, claiming to have rejected 700,000 items since May 2009.

At a Labour conference event attended by small business leaders Angela Eagle criticised the Chancellor for introducing in the National Living Wage in a way that made life difficult for business.

We've spoken extensively with them to develop a re-energised game and the changes we'll be introducing in the autumn to rejuvenate Lotto will give them what they have asked for".

At a cost of €1 billion ($1.4 billion), this attempt to defuse a potential tax revolt is at once a relief for those concerned, and baffling: in effect, Mr Hollande is seeking to reduce the burden of measures that he was responsible for introducing in the first place.Mr Hollande has tried to give himself a fresh start by appointing a new, dynamic prime minister, Manuel Valls.

Christianity was introduced in the 7th century.

Was a contaminant introduced in the manufacturing?

(The bill was introduced in the Senate in early August).

Contactless payment cards were introduced in the UK in 2007.

Water births were introduced in the Soviet Union in 1960.