Sentence examples for introduction of this contract from inspiring English sources

Yet the introduction of this contract next year would potentially impact on all of that.

Thus, the introduction of this contract may have improved identification and treatment of hypertension.

The chairman of the Singapore exchange, Victor Liew, said the introduction of the contract should not be seen as a threat to the Hong Kong exchange's contract but rather as a way to promote more liquidity and increase risk-management opportunities.

Mr. Liew rejected the suggestion by Hong Kong authorities that the introduction of the contract could lead to "regulatory arbitrage," in which investors exploit differences in the rules of the two exchanges.

Five studies report on cross-sectional data after the introduction of the contract.

A cross-sectional analysis with one measurement after introduction of the contract described equal overall achievement rates for men and women [ 47].

Before the introduction of the contract, men scored significantly better on the quality of care for CHD (7/11 indicators), CVD (7/9 indicators) and diabetes (2/8 indicators) [ 33, 34, 38].

A study conducted in Wales in the year preceding the introduction of the contract found that in approximately two fifths of the practices with spirometers, staff were not confident in their use[ 6], suggesting that universally high quality spirometry may have been difficult to achieve in the first years of the contract.

Scotland has the highest mortality rate for stroke in Western Europe [ 3] and therefore it was reassuring that the recording of quality indicators directly relating to stroke or transient ischaemic attack (TIA) care were found to have increased by an average of 40% in the year after the introduction of the contract [ 4].

Liberalization of Vietnamese agriculture took place over two decades, beginning with the introduction of the contract system in 1981, by which cooperatives contracted farm households to produce a specified amount of crops on the household’s own plots, but any surplus could be sold on the open market.

An instance of this is the introduction of futures contract for natural gas in the 1990 by the New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX), which is made possible by the creation of an efficient way to coordinate multiple players in the gas industry by delivering accurate up-to-date information on the price of natural gas, called "hub pricing".