Sentence examples for must introduce a from inspiring English sources

Either we must introduce a law like California's, which extends to adults as well, or we need regulation.

That said, if they must introduce a similar tweak, Toby Flood has 60 caps (Armitage has five).

It would not solve the problem, but could avert an immediate crisis.To reduce such risks, China must introduce a range of reforms.

This effect must introduce a complex temperature dependence into the kinetics and selectivity of heterogeneous catalytic synthesis of long chain polymers.

There's no indication if a pushed button has been processed, though, so we must introduce a flag that lets the system know to process a button push.

The Industrial Society - a think tank - was commissioned to look into the options and has concluded in its report that in order for PPP to work, the government must introduce a much tougher value for money test.

It does not seem that allowing that God has some choices to make concerning what to command/intend with respect to the conduct of created rational beings that are undetermined by reasons must introduce an intolerable arbitrariness into the total set of divine commands/intentions.

By the end of the year, HS2 Ltd, the advisory body set up by the Department for Transport to oversee the railway, must introduce to Parliament a "hybrid" Bill that weighs a quarter of a ton, the biggest of its type in legislative history.

English football has been told it must introduce reforms within a year or the government will impose changes.

The European Union must introduce sweeping reforms, including a minimum corporate tax rate, if it is to survive, the French finance minister has said (Graham Fahy writes).

"All eyes will now be on the Ministry of Justice, which must introduce these reforms as a matter of urgency". In November, the Civil Enforcement Association which represents civil enforcement agencies operating in England and Wales responded to Citizens Advicee's report that called for tougher regulation.