Sentence examples for planning on introducing from inspiring English sources

So if you're planning on introducing fish into your pond, be sure to use one that's specifically designed for use alongside fish.

Verizon Airfone is planning on introducing -- sometime next year -- an all-digital telecommunications system for commercial aircraft.

Perhaps May is planning on introducing means testing and (so called) ability testing at the same time?

I'm planning on introducing a set of advanced tools that not every journalist needs to know, but a few should.

The publisher, which was founded by former Fleet Street editor and Mirror Group chief executive David Montgomery, is planning on introducing a paywall for some publications and is scaling down its freesheet papers, relying more on subscriptions to its paid-for titles, particularly in the Netherlands.

Of course neither option may be the case, and Epic could be planning on introducing a new "comet" further down the line.

Virginia Sen. Jim Webb plans on introducing an amendment to the main reform bill that would impose a one-time windfall profit tax of 50% on all bonuses of more than $400,000 paid to executives at companies that received more than $5 billion in TARP funding; all the revenue raised would go to deficit reduction.

The government plans on introducing its accelerated business tax cut plan to parliament when it resumes next week.

Unrelated to the BYD partnership, Daimler plans on introducing its Mercedes-Benz B-Class Fuel Cell and A-Class electric car to European markets late this year.

He also plans on introducing accessories for fall 2013, which he will showcase in Paris in February, after preparing for the couture shows in January.

Senator Cory Booker of New Jersey tweeted late Aug. 16 that he plans on introducing a bill to remove Confederate statues from the U.S. Capitol building.