Sentence examples for introducing the change from inspiring English sources

Facebook is introducing the change not only in the United States but also in the United Kingdom, where it has around 30 million members.

This clever mixture of fiscal rectitude and xenophobia went down well with his audience, but poorly with judges, who struck down regulations introducing the change in June 1996.

The consultation paper reveals that ministers are considering introducing the change, which will require primary legislation, from July 2016 and debating whether it should apply to existing as well as new cases.

The blog post introducing the change emphasizes the momentum as the main reason for those changes.

The General Synod gave final approval to legislation introducing the change by the required two-thirds majority.

Its ruling General Synod gave approval to legislation introducing the change by the required two-thirds majority.

But Jackson questions the government's approach to introducing the changes.

The regulations introducing the changes are expected to be amended before MPs vote.

Whitehall sources said there are sensible reasons for introducing the changes which are unrelated to the chancellor's budget.

The source said introducing the changes earlier may have scared the companies away from the UK and the nation could have lost them as big employers.

But Mark Field, the Tory MP for the Cities of London and Westminster, warned that the April 2013 date for introducing the changes could be too soon.