Sentence examples for introducing those from inspiring English sources

The Met said it was introducing those two elements of the new plan from Tuesday and comes after Section 60 searches were used as a tactic in combating violent crime at this year's Notting Hill carnival.

The movie begins straightforwardly with Ms. Polley introducing those she has designated as the Storytellers, including her father, Michael; her brothers, John and Mark; and her sisters, Susy and Joanna (a ringer for the director).

Ford's aim has been not to jettison his first selection, but to 'refresh' it, either by introducing different stories from writers previously featured or by introducing those whose careers have flourished in the interim, including Jhumpa Lahiri, Nathan Englander, Nell Freudenberger and Adam Haslett.

Clifton L. Holmes, a Longview, Tex., defense lawyer who is one of Mr. Banks's appeal lawyers, said Mr. Banks's trial lawyer did "very little preparation in terms of preparing for the punishment trial and introducing those kinds of things that all courts recognize as mitigating factors, such as the condition of his upbringing and the like".

They also need to think about introducing those new models in the right markets.

It went on to say that the developed countries should take the lead in introducing those measures.

We looked for ways to introduce those mechanics into a card game.

We didn't have to introduce those topics to artists, people just wanted to talk about them.

From the 1st to the 13th holes, CBS introduced those Perry shots with some variation of "this happened earlier".

"We were trying to introduce those characteristics into the product, to put them on top of gin".

— Julia Moskin Bloomberg Businessweek: Coinstar, which introduced those Redbox DVD kiosks that have challenged Blockbuster and Netflix, is getting caffeinated.