Sentence examples for talk about introducing from inspiring English sources

So before we talk about introducing them nationwide, let's go back to the root causes of social segregation rather than distract attention from them.

These days, clubs may talk about introducing "community" schemes – and some may do good work – but back in the mists of time, before players became separated from the people who watched them, clubs really were community-based.

So when we talk about introducing a new generation of fans, they're being introduced through their point of passion.

I've heard people talk about introducing a specific window to change managers, like transfer windows for players, but I don't think that's possible.

When we talk about introducing new motor vehicle safety laws, like ones against texting and driving, we don't get into an argument about car rights.

The Spanish foreign minister also talked about introducing a €50 ($67) charge for each crossing.

He identified some unevenness between my right side and my left, and talked about introducing "equilibrium" to relieve the tension.

Others have talked about introducing a public vote, changing the age limit, or making it an international prize.

The taxes therefore make a paltry contribution to local coffers.China's government has talked about introducing a fully fledged tax on home ownership since 2003.

There's no rationale for this deadline – they've talked about introducing it for the Rugby World Cup, which takes place in Twickenham, where there's no tube".

He also talked about introducing more competition into the public school system, and he promised to unveil a health care plan.