Sentence examples for introducing new information from inspiring English sources
He argued that insider trading should be legal, because it benefits all investors by quickly introducing new information to the market.
A state-of-the-art method for introducing new information technology systems into an organization, illustrated by case studies drawn from a ten-year research project.
Analogous to tape recorders that record and store information on magnetic tape, Schier aims to use the funding from his Pioneer Award to develop technologies capable of introducing new information into the DNA of a cell.
The theme's learning and growth objective, for example, involves developing new skills for employees (relationship management and financial planning), introducing new information systems (customer databases and financial-planning systems), and aligning employees' personal goals and incentives to motivate them to achieve a process objective of investing more time with high-potential customers.
She contributed in many ways to the development of our class activities". Lecturer in French and Italian Vincent Chanethom added, "Melissa effectively accompanies her students in their learning process, acknowledging their previous knowledge, carefully introducing new information and staying available for further assistance beyond classroom time.
One UK hospice is introducing new information and communication technologies to support the redesign of their community services; improve experiences of existing patients; and allow efficient and effective provision of their service to more people.
The implemented software allows to introduce new information when available with the possibility to adjust the experts credibility.
Here, we present a critique of the said debate and introduce new information of critical importance, which has nevertheless been disregarded by both sides thereof.
When Joseph Miniace became the PMA's president, his priority for the 1999 talks was an agreement to introduce new information technologies that would help overcome the paralyzing inefficiencies of clogged West Coast ports.
In 1993, the Congress passed a major reform of federal procurement, and as part of its effort to "reinvent" government the Clinton administration has made personnel management more flexible, sought to shift the focus of regulatory agencies from rules to results, and introduced new information technology to make it easier for citizens to obtain services and information.
