Sentence examples for introduction under from inspiring English sources

The WCA has proved hugely controversial since its introduction under the last Labour government.

The Knicks will conduct the rest of Anthony's introduction under duress.

The introduction, under Labour, of tuition fees in 1998, was a major descent down a slippery slope towards the policies of the current coalition.

The scene at a Xiaomi event in August of this year was reminiscent of Apple's typical product introduction under Mr. Jobs, who died last October.

The Scottish secretary insisted that home rule had been a Liberal party policy for decades, referring obliquely to its introduction under Gladstone in the late 19th century, and said it was a concept based on Scotland remaining in the UK.

Manning believes that politicians should "leave the NHS alone because there are enough people in it who want to improve care" but she welcomed the introduction under New Labour of primary care trusts (PCTs) because they gave professionals such as pharmacists and opticians opportunities to evaluate and feed into local service provision, she says.

As mentioned in the introduction, under- and over-treatment were found to be extremely common in the AFNET trial [ 3] and the West Birmingham Atrial Fibrillation Project [ 4].

We recall from the introduction that under the stronger assumption (inf _{B_1} lambda _1>0), (inf _{B_1}-lambda _2>0), this problem is studied in [12] and the optimal interior (C^{1,1}) regularity is established.

"The introduction of an Under-21 cup creates another competitive opportunity for players up and down the country, which can enhance and support what we're doing with the Barclays Under-21 Premier League," said Roddy.

The introduction of the under-21 Premier League is also intended to improve the flow from the youth team to the first team.

There was agreement at Thursday's meeting, with clubs unanimously approving the introduction of an Under-20 league from next season.