Sentence examples for introducing in their from inspiring English sources

Savage says states such as the UK and US that have been supportive of NGOs and been human rights defenders are, because of the practices they are introducing in their own states, undermining their ability to have positive influence and push back at restrictions that are "much graver" in places such as Russia and Egypt.

If not, a comment to this effect might be worth introducing in their manuscript.

Girardis and colleagues are to be commended for their careful efforts in introducing in their centre the severe sepsis resuscitation (6 hours) and management (24 hours) bundles, both critical elements in achieving more successful outcomes.

Baseball was introduced in their country in 1867 by an American missionary.

Consider value innovation a strategic concept Kim and Mauborgne introduced in their 1997 Harvard Business Review article.

The task forces develop model bills that legislators then introduce in their home states.

The delegates from India and Indonesia both noted in their country reports that SRI is being introduced in their countries.

But if they're introduced in their current form they could seriously prevent colleges and students from making a valuable contribution to tackling the skills gap.

Once people see how much they struggle to concentrate, they can create rituals to reduce the relentless interruptions that technology has introduced in their lives.

Advocates in California and Colorado hope that similar legislation will be introduced in their states next year, said Ai-jen Poo, director of the National Domestic Workers Alliance.

Moreover, the Belgians, Dutch, and French as well as the British preferred to introduce in their colonies laws imposing liability on employers rather than funded insurance schemes.