Sentence examples for introduction of which from inspiring English sources

An encylopedia (the introduction of which focuses on "the immortal achievements of leaders Kim Il-sung Il-sung and Kim Jong-il Jong-il

There has already been a trade paperback, but this new edition has an updated introduction (of which more in a minute).

All those working on the site, as well as construction staff building bridges, roads and utility networks around the perimeter, will be subject to the new security measures, the introduction of which has been questioned by civil rights groups.

To use the acted drama as a vehicle for political satire is a very old custom, the introduction of which into England in its simplest form has been reserved for these latter days.

In writing that 'it strikes another blow to the happy-ever-after myth of civil partnerships' I was suggesting that civil partnerships – the introduction of which I am on the record in supporting – have proved just to be as problematic as marriages".

As Pelzer (1948: 7) once noted: "…a plant, the introduction of which involves a change in methods of cultivation, [will only be] accepted under pressure".

This situation creates a barrier for the introduction of products which are specifically designed for the elderly which must not be associated with infirmity and dependence.

The introduction of fees, which are simply unaffordable to most people, has led to a huge drop-off in cases in employment tribunals.

Fuel prices and last year's introduction of MetroCard, which benefits commuters who also use New York City transit, are among the reasons for the increase, he said.

Pfizer said in July that it was taking steps to speed the introduction of pregabalin, which is a possible replacement compound for Neurontin.

"And since this is a Kremlin project, it is possible that it will lead to the introduction of censorship, which is something that certain officials have long sought".