Sentence examples for possibilities of introducing from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Merkel is using this time to explore new possibilities of introducing fiscal discipline in the euro zone.

All these findings point towards a broad range of possibilities of introducing spherical dielectric nanoparticles for controlling the optical properties in many applications.

Despite the advantages of modern designs of railway vehicles and their running gear and possibilities of introducing active wheelset steering control systems, many railroads and tram companies still use large numbers of old fashion vehicles.

He was simply open-minded enough to contemplate the possibilities of introducing hip-hop to the marketing machinery behind Adidas sneakers.

The feasibility of the FCI-based consent with ICT can be reinforced by the possibilities of introducing digital interfaces to facilitate digital or e-governance in biomedical research.

That choice was driven by considerable possibilities of introducing structural modifications in cationomers and by general environmental compatibility of waterborne polyurethanes.

Q: So you are leaving open the possibility of introducing new council tax bands?

Global Blue says it is exploring the possibility of introducing the system to other European countries.

Scotland may yet lead the way in the UK by exploring the possibility of introducing the Scandinavian model of childcare.

The only possibility of introducing meaning into such a world lies in art, he concludes, and especially in literature.

Leaders in Argentina and Chile discussed the possibility of introducing a constitutional monarchy with a European king at its head.