Sentence examples for introducing life from inspiring English sources

Actually, Darwin's friends and followers joked with each other about the "notion of introducing life on meteors" (Strick 2000, p. 92).

UNICEF is also introducing life skills and hygiene education, child-friendly school principles and counseling.

In its decade of existence, GAVI has been highly successful in strengthening the delivery of immunization services and in introducing life-saving new vaccines into the Expanded Programme on Immunization of many of the poorest countries of the world, including those in sub-Saharan Africa.

"To introduce life, real life, into Vogue, and use photographers who were really reporters".

"We're a biological cesspool of introduced life," another biologist told me.

In 1958, Macmillan's government introduced life peerages effectively to replace hereditary ones and thereby admitted women peers.

The judge handed Basterra and Porto 18-year sentences, as the crime was committed before a new law introduced life sentences for child-murderers.

Several other countries have introduced life imprisonment for human traffickers, but Britain's home secretary has said the UK legislation will be among the first of its kind.

In a letter to Obama dated 18 February but which has just become public Museveni, Uganda's president, defends the bill, which would introduce life sentences for so-called "aggravated homosexuality" with minors or in cases of rape, and terms of 7 to 14 years for attempted or actual homosexual activity.

The initial workshops introduced life science and computational researchers alike to the fields of bioinformatics, genomics, proteomics and tool development.

For example, policy makers in education should begin to introduce life skills programmes that address this health hazard.