Sentence examples for introducing new steps from inspiring English sources

He said France had stepped up airline security measures and was introducing new steps for flights bound for Britain and Israel, including thorough searches of all hand baggage, which until now had often been subjected to screening only.

Over the past decade, the minor leagues have been the place where Commissioner Bud Selig has introduced new steps against the use of performance-enhancing drugs.

The central bank, however, refrained from introducing new policy steps, instead reiterating its commitment to fighting deflation.

However, introducing new metabolic steps can disturb normal metabolism and gene expression, affecting phenotype and quality in undesired ways.

GEORGE McANENY SAILS Mrs. Wyman, 80-Year-Old Dancing Teacher, to Introduce New Steps Abroad.

Establishing a direct connection among the fundamental radiometric, the traditional photometric and the new circadian approach to lighting becomes a fundamental step for introducing new concepts to lighting practitioners.

The Premier League has taken another step towards introducing new financial controls to stem the vast sums of money spent by clubs on player wages and transfers.

The routine (noun) is linked to efforts to routinise (verb) - a key step in introducing new ideas and service models [ 6].

Mr. Merlis said that he sees each book as a step forward in introducing new images to the public, rather than leaving them buried in a library or a historical society.

During GAVI's recent round of applications, 50 of the world's poorest countries expressed strong interest in introducing new and underused vaccines -- a huge step forward -- and GAVI announced today that they have raised much of the money required to help them do so.

Efforts to combat match-fixing and illegal sports betting, an important source of income for organised crime throughout Europe should be stepped up by introducing new offences and appropriate penalties, say MEPs.