Sentence examples for to be introduced by the from inspiring English sources

Much depends on the new standards, flexibilities and freedoms to be introduced by the regulator.

Sources said they expect a new reform bill to be introduced by the spring.

The new incentives are expected to be introduced by the beginning of March.

The drug is the first to be introduced by the company since its merger last month with Monsanto.

Those designated minimalist cannot be expected to survive for long, especially where they have a low score on the new ratings to be introduced by the health secretary.

O'Leary must be worried about the emissions trading scheme due to be introduced by the government in January, to encourage airlines to reduce their environmental impact.

Ironically, schemes such as the one to be introduced by Uniqlo illustrate the obstacles that remain in achieving less work.

They are presumed to be introduced by enzymatic transformations at the stage of the mostly unobserved, direct FCC-precursors.

The new code was to be introduced by 1 January but the FSA said today that new firms falling into the regime would have until July to comply.

In any event, what self-respecting young adult wants to be introduced by their parent in the world of work?

The changes have to be introduced by all 16 realms at the same time.