Sentence examples for that would be introduced from inspiring English sources

"If we consider the overall picture of mobile internet development, these are regulations that would be introduced sooner or later.

The whole thing sounds a little too much like the kind of miracle story that would be introduced in the Vatican to make a case for sainthood.

Harrah's Entertainment Inc., the casino operator, said yesterday that it was developing a subscription-based Internet gambling site that would be introduced in Britain.

(He was, after all, not idling but busily constructing the architecture of the New Deal legislation that would be introduced, rapid-fire, when he finally was inaugurated).

The two writers, Gavron suggests, were women born on the edge of time: both a little too young to benefit from the changes that would be introduced with the onset of feminism.

The company said the new service would be available for Nook devices, TVs, computers and smartphones on free Nook video apps that would be introduced soon, Barnes & Noble's Nook video plan would be similar to Apple's iTunes, allowing viewers access to single episodes, movies or whole TV seasons.

Specifically, they said that legislation would be introduced that would allow offenders sentenced to a custodial sentence of less than four years to retain the right to vote except when the sentencing judge considered it appropriate to remove it.

It was later announced that Ava would be introduced to the show and that actress Claire Perkins had been cast in the role.

In 2005, after an internal debate that had been going on since 1991, it was announced that surtitles would be introduced at the Coliseum.

Second, the sentences were not fully labeled, that is, in the annotation guideline (6) there was no clear definition of a true negative example, so that noise would be introduced into both training and evaluation procedures.

Browns President Carmen Policy made it official today when he said that Davis would be introduced Tuesday morning.