Sentence examples for universal introduction from inspiring English sources

He declared that the universal introduction of decimal coinage, measures, and weights would be only a question of time.

Principal Barnard gives a very lucid account of the origin and nature of the metric system, narrating the recent progress of meteorological reform, and answering with what appears to us unassailable arguments the objections commonly urged to its universal introduction into all civilised communities.

Eve, in contrast, who already as a young woman had been ritually enclosed at the chapter church of St .Martin, continued the struggle and, in 1264, a few years after Juliana's death, saw her efforts rewarded with the universal introduction of the feast day by the pope.

Meld, 1996 97, p. 17), and a new Introduction Act and a universal introduction allowance for newly arrived immigrants (lasts up to 2 years) were introduced in 2004: An introduction act which was not subject of political disagreement in the Norwegian parliament.

Stevin felt that this innovation was so significant that he declared the universal introduction of decimal coinage, measures, and weights to be merely a question of time.

Stevin declared that using decimals was so important that the universal introduction of decimal weights, measures and coinage was only a matter of time.

As in Norway, there was talk of a universal, fixed-rate introduction allowance, where the social assistance in Sweden was (and remains) largely means-tested and the degree of local autonomy high (although less than in Norway).

Failure to include the cohort effect overestimates incidence and mortality both before and after introduction of universal vaccination, as well as the percentage reduction achieved by universal vaccination.

Q: Last week the NAO criticised the introduction of universal credit?

Beijing argues that the introduction of universal suffrage is in itself a step forward.

This is the view of popular culture since the introduction of universal female suffrage.