Sentence examples for temporary introduction from inspiring English sources

Dimitris Avramopoulos, the EU commissioner for home affairs, resisted the demands from Spain and France for changes to the Schengen travel regime, pointing out that there is already scope for temporary introduction of document checks and the re-erection of national border controls if a government invokes emergency conditions.

To induce natural competence without the negative side effects of ComK overexpression in the resulting mutants, we have designed a method based on temporary introduction of a plasmid containing an inducible copy of comK.

Strikingly, temporary introduction of GFP-FCHO1 (or GFP-FCHO2) into MCF-7 cells switches the AP-2 assemblies to considerably smaller puncta.

Options for venous access for continuous hemofiltration can be greatly expanded by utilizing introducer sheaths, either as venous output or return lines or as temporary ports for introduction of larger guide wires for insertion of standard hemofiltration catheters.

The overall number of penile implantations per year rebounded after a temporary dip following introduction of sildenafil [ 8].

Moreover, for each study participant the number of discrepancies between pre-admission and discharge medication (i.e. temporary or permanent introduction or withdrawal of a drug, alteration of dose and/or frequency including switching between regular and pro re nata application schemes, therapeutic drug substitutions) was determined.

However, the opportunity for Apple that has been opened by Vista's introduction is temporary.

At times, the necessary introduction of temporary walls and floor cases makes the European galleries feel cramped and claustrophobic.

The Australian immigration minister Scott Morrison has announced a deal that will likely see the introduction of temporary protection visas, which could see those detained on the island moved to mainland Australia, as opposed to offshore detention.

The official opposition's concerns over home secretary Theresa May's sweeping new counter-terrorism and security bill centre on the proposed powers to seize passports of terror suspects travelling to Iraq and Syria and over the introduction of temporary exclusion orders on those who want to return to Britain.

Despite laws stipulating quotas for Saudi employees, and despite a near-doubling in the number of non-government workers, the Saudi proportion of the private-sector workforce fell from 17% in 2000 to just 10% in 2010.Part of last year's buy-off was the introduction of temporary unemployment benefits, which bring 900,000 Saudis nearly $600 a month.