Sentence examples for repeatedly introduced from inspiring English sources
Later, the Russian government repeatedly introduced resolutions calling for cyberspace disarmament treaties before the United Nations.
But in The Map and the Territory, Houellebecq – repeatedly introduced as "the author of Atomised" – is a terrific fictional character.
A bill to set up a powerful anti-graft mechanism has been repeatedly introduced into parliament but has never passed.
Bills to extend the suffrage (and the right to hold office) to the middle bourgeoisie were repeatedly introduced in parliament but were stubbornly opposed by Guizot.
A bipartisan bill, the Protecting Older Workers Against Discrimination Act, has been repeatedly introduced in both houses of Congress, only to be tabled in committee.
Its initial support came from Republican lawmakers, who repeatedly introduced bills to make it more difficult for consumers to erase their debts.
Eleanor Holmes Norton, a Democrat who is Washington's nonvoting delegate to Congress, has taken up that mantle, repeatedly introducing legislation in Congress that would grant statehood to Washington.
A Georgia congressman, Price has been at the center of the congressional fight to repeal the Affordable Care Act, also called Obamacare, ever since it was enacted, repeatedly introducing legislation that helped form the basis for the Republicans' replacement plans.
A local search algorithm iteratively seeks solution improvement by repeatedly introducing modifications to the current solution and evaluating the outcome.
After repeatedly introducing laws - and having them overturned by the courts for being unconsitutional - that do nothing more than force government intrusion into the professional lives of physicians and the personal lives of women seeking reproductive health care, they continue to waste taxpayer time and money by ignoring constitutional rules.
This is consistent with the hypothesis that grapevine domestication initially occurred in Eastern regions (Caucasus and Fertile Crescent) as suggested earlier [ 2- 4, 9], repeatedly introducing genes from the wild.
