Sentence examples for poised to be introduced from inspiring English sources
The bill was originally poised to be introduced in 2011, but was never enacted.
Sanitary bins, familiar for years in female loos, are poised to be introduced into male conveniences in an attempt to cut down on fatbergs in the capital's sewers, if Greater London Assembly members have their way.
This review introduces the emerging approaches towards making biomimetic man-made compartments that are poised to be adapted by a wider circle of researchers.
This year's is poised to be similar.
Everything is poised to be something special.
"The financial regulatory reform legislation that I am poised to introduce this week is historic reform.
Meanwhile, a number of manufacturers are poised to introduced tablet PCs that appear to offer genuine competition to the iPad, by providing more features and flexibility and, more importantly, by costing less.
In 2005 the then Labour government was poised to introduce a ban on goldfish being given as prizes.
Given that pharmaceutical manufacturers keep raising prices well above inflation and are poised to introduce treatments pushing the $1 million price tag, public anger is unlikely to abate.
Boeing may also be poised to introduce a larger member of its 787 Dreamliner family to meet demand for long-haul travel within Asia and other long-haul routes, Reuters reported last week.
