Sentence examples for introducing the right from inspiring English sources
"The company has been very successful at introducing the right products," Mr. Endo said.
The Buck-Boost converter is controlled in a way to have a suitable output voltage by introducing the right duty cycle of the pulse width modulation signals that control the switches of the converter.
The pair told their stories outside City Hall in Manhattan while introducing the Right To Know Act, which would require New York City police officers to identify themselves when stopping a person on the street, and to explain the reason for the stop.
Seeking to tame inflation through monetarist economic policy, curbing union power, selling off nationally owned monopolies, liberalising the stock market and introducing the right-to-buy for council tenants.
"The key is to introduce the right incentives," he says.
The coalition introduced the right for free schools and academies to use unqualified teachers in 2012.
Only 40% of trusts managed to introduce the right systems and hit the target.
Michael Gove, the former education secretary, introduced the right for free schools and academies to use unqualified teachers in 2012.
He recently offered a reporter a lesson on how to introduce the right amount of reflection to an interior.
"Introduce the right charge in the right way and people respond to it, particularly if there's such an obvious environmental problem.
In some countries, when a statutory insurance scheme of occupational injury has been introduced, the right of the employee to sue the employer for negligence is removed.
