Sentence examples for needed to introduce a from inspiring English sources

An earlier version reported that Natalie Bennett said Britain needed to introduce a preferential voting system.

"That" is not needed to introduce a full clause in a direct quote.

Blair said it was important for America to show the developing world it was serious about enacting measures at home on climate change — but stopped short of saying it needed to introduce a carbon cap and trade regime.

Mr Stuart, who is chairman of the House of Commons education select committee, said the government needed to introduce a fairer funding formula for schools.

Impressively, only four point mutations at key residues were needed to introduce a vanilloid-binding site into TRPV2 (Yang et al., 2016; Zhang et al., 2016).

To be able to perform such metabolic engineering, one needs a full description of the metabolism of the species of interest: to select desired functions (enzymes) needed to introduce a new pathway, to unravel metabolic regulation, to find bottlenecks in metabolism, and to reveal undesired bypasses.

Industry analysts said the company's troubles were not unexpected, given the enormous resources needed to introduce an all-new model that runs primarily on battery power.

She needs to introduce a proper register of lobbyists.

"We may need to introduce a sugar tax," she added.

China "desperately needs to introduce a new combination of antiretroviral drugs," Mr. Frost said.

I think we need to introduce a shot clock for the second half".