Sentence examples for it's been introduced from inspiring English sources

Kevin Mambo pointed out Fela's anti-establishment message has a new relevance today, "The stuff is now getting a life of its own and it's been introduced to a lot of people who knew nothing about any of this music when it happened, but it's all so relevant.

Since the Trump administration is embracing vouchers, Senators should spend DeVos' hearing asking why the department's biggest priority should be pushing a concept that has failed wherever it's been introduced over the last thirty years.

"Wherever it's been introduced in Asia and Africa, it has very wide acceptability.

The Tories think it is a bad idea and will scrap it - not that it's been introduced yet.

"It's been introduced that in certain high-risk pregnancies, women need to take low-dose aspirin," said Dr. Mary Rosser, director of Integrated Women's Health at CUIMC.

It's been introduced in schools through a five-week program called "Game On" which is being "aggressively promoted in public schools, extending our reach beyond the traditional rugby breeding grounds of private schools", according to ARU chief executive Bill Pulver.

A good thing, too, since it's being introduced first in India.

"Although I'm worried by the way it's being introduced and the speed with which it's being introduced, I think the emphasis on rehabilitation is a new departure and that is so important," he replies.

Named Optifade, it's being introduced this fall by W.L. Gore (the makers of the breathable Gore-Tex rain gear) and promoted as the first camouflage scientifically designed to make hunters invisible to deer.

It's an optional feature that has been featured in some high-end cars in years past, but this is the first time it's being introduced in car like the Sebring.

It was been introduced as a way of identifying where schools are going wrong, and what needs to be done to improve the situation.