Sentence examples for introducing some sort of from inspiring English sources

There is talk of introducing some sort of auction system to force the AFPs to lower their costs but they argue that even if their profits were squeezed down to zero, pensions would only increase from 70% to 72% of working income.

For example, it could introduce some sort of affirmative action without embracing multiculturalism wholesale.

The government should have introduced some sort of legislation to stop British jobs being taken abroad.

Some people thought he might have a plan to introduce some sort of capital controls, as Malaysia did.

First, a Labour government would push the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to introduce some sort of cap on interest rates or charges.

I am not trying to ban these companies but merely introduce some sort of cap over what they can charge.

However I would urge the applicant to introduce some sort of right of way system or priority system".

Like the supermarkets before them, coffee shops would have to introduce some sort of "cup for life" scheme.

Another possibility is to introduce some sort of "circuit breaker", which would put a brake on shorting if prices fell beyond a certain level.

This time I could feel the excitement in Cotton's voice: the company was about to introduce some sort of digital-music player.

Instead, the government should introduce some sort of cash benefits or voucher system to allow those most in need to decide where to spend their money.