Sentence examples for successfully brought in from inspiring English sources

Japanese was successfully "brought in", integrated and adapted to the constructivist pedagogy of Australian schools.

Vietnam has successfully brought in the concept of private leasehold.

He also successfully brought in a programme to tackle hospital infections.

Google was a much more established company, and the management successfully brought in the public through a bidding technique known as a Dutch auction.

The authors of the Cardiff University study said that the charge's success suggested a charge on takeway coffee cups, an idea backed by campaigner and chef Hugh Feandley-Whittingstall and former environment minister George Eustice, could be successfully brought in too.

Kleiner Perkins' John Doerr hopes that his firm will find itself where it has successfully brought in a diverse set of new partners — a problem that has long-troubled the venture capital industry.

These are just a couple of examples of what our bloggers have told us they've been doing to successfully bring in new business to their burgeoning companies.

The coach, Paul Bear Bryantnt, once an opponent of integration, had yet to successfully bring in an African-American recruit.

However, coherence alone does not explain why the technology was successfully brought into everyday use: in principle support for innovation has to be translated into participation and action.

This paper reports a project which explored how an innovative ICT was successfully brought into use by a range of different staff in different settings.

"I've also worked successfully to bring in 900 new school seats to this district.