Sentence examples for to introduce from from inspiring English sources

The Yorkshire also points out last week the Government said it planned to introduce from next April a third type of ISA, the Innovative Finance ISA, allowing for up to £15,240 to be invested tax-free into the P2P sector.

Further to this, Germany proposes to introduce from 2015 a GHG mitigation quota.

This information is very helpful for selecting which genes or components of quantitative trait variation to introduce from a wild or exotic gene pool into an elite cultivar.

The only point that we want to introduce from this previous work is the finding that activating different subsets of neurons induces specific grooming movements.

(The prosecution originally wanted to introduce testimony from nineteen women).

4. Create an create an exhibit to introduce people from around the world to both American and European art.

"She always tried to introduce people from different areas — Europeanists, experts in Americana, specialists in drawing, painting, glass, metal.

Such passports do not exist in Turkey, although the government plans to introduce them from 1 June.

Ask students to imagine that they have been assigned the task of creating an exhibit to introduce people from around the world to both American and European art.

Set up by the department's diversity group, the workshop aimed to introduce people from lower socio-economic backgrounds to the tech industry.

Undrip: Facebook wouldn't want to introduce content from all the other networks.