Sentence examples for to the introduction from inspiring English sources

He objected, for instance, to the introduction of photographs of a young Lee Malvo.

It attributed the drop to the introduction of triage and an improved drop-in service.

Some of the job losses at Royal Mail are due to the introduction of mechanised sorting.

Japanese are getting taller due to the introduction of milk & wheat during the American Occupation.

Brown is not opposed to the introduction of markets and competition in universities per se.

Her campaign highlighted discrepancies between health boards and led to the introduction of new prescribing rules.

Over half said they objected to the introduction of the profit motive.

He attributed the demise of his career to the introduction of ragtime.

It went from 87, through to the introduction of the poll tax.

Their action led to the introduction of the Equal Pay Act in 1970.

The recommendations in Dubin's final report led to the introduction of out-of-competition testing.