Sentence examples for permanently introduced from inspiring English sources

Technologies that do not have an infringing purpose should be inherently legal, and there is bipartisan legislation (H.R. 1892, the Unlocking Technology Act of 2013) sitting in Congress that would fix this problem permanently introduced by Reps.

Thus, these toxic materials are permanently introduced into rivers and streams by wastewater discharges, while diffuse sources such as runoff from agricultural fields are possible, but frequently contribute to a much smaller extent to the overall pollution [7, 11, 12].

"The biggest change in the last ten years has been speed," said Uefa chief refereeing officer Pierluigi Collina, when football's law-makers, the International Football Association Board, decided to permanently introduce these additional assistant referees to Uefa's major club competitions after a period of experimentation.

And unlike other gene therapy approaches that permanently introduce DNA to boost protein production, transcription factors break down and leave no lasting effect on the genome.

Newcastle was the first Australian city to permanently introduce a lockout policy in March of 2008.

What have been the findings in NSW? Newcastle was the first Australian city to permanently introduce a lockout policy in March of 2008.

A platform technology has been developed that permanently introduces copper oxide into polymeric materials, conferring them with potent biocidal properties.

The scientific findings of the official Scottish Beaver Trial at Knapdale will be used by ministers to decide whether beavers should be permanently re-introduced to Scotland.

Subsequently the Comédie-Italienne, permanently performing in Paris, introduced local colour and increased the use of spectacle.

The trust has since introduced the service permanently, employing four pharmacists and two pharmacist technicians in A&E.

That's less than half the salary she, her fellow-Americans and other non-EU migrants will soon need to stay in the country permanently, thanks to rules being introduced next month.