Sentence examples for system to be introduced from inspiring English sources

Working with Narey, it will provide recommendations in March for a new system to be introduced later in the year.

Would it be too much to ask for a similar health-star system to be introduced on menu boards?

Few appear to have grasped the new nine to one numerical grading system to be introduced for GCSEs, replacing the more traditional A-G letter grading.

The system, to be introduced late this year or by early 2001, is intended to increase liquidity and cut costs for institutions trading mortgage and asset-backed securities.

Microsoft's push, analysts say, is expected to begin in earnest with the next version of its Windows operating system to be introduced in late 2006.

A legal ruling this spring has left the territory without a mechanism for handling such claims; it could take months for a system to be introduced.

There we have considered some of the basic criteria thought necessary for these systems to be introduced cost-effectively.

If a phonetic writing system were to be introduced, the classical language could not be used at all because it deviates so markedly from the modern language.

When it was announced in April 1986 that a promotion play-off system was to be introduced in the English league structure many observers thought this was a positive move for football.

Mr. Papa's company, Endeca, is largely behind a new book-browsing system set to be introduced today on Barnes & Noble's Web site, www.bn.com.

A new NHS patient rating system is to be introduced to help improve nursing care in England, the government says.