Sentence examples for universally introduced from inspiring English sources

Treasury sources said the chancellor, George Osborne, was prepared to back a financial activities tax on bank profits and pay at the Brussels meeting provided it was universally introduced, but was wary of a broader Robin Hood tax.

It is worthwhile mentioning the low rate of use of pneumococcal vaccine by the enrolled children in this study, since the vaccination had not been universally introduced during the study period.

The slightly higher coverage achieved in the 7vPCV catch-up program (12 23 month age group 40% vs 36%), which was the first pneumococcal vaccine universally introduced onto the NIP, provides some evidence to support this.

However, in Brazil, aP vaccines have never been introduced universally and are available only in private vaccination clinics.

In this study, parents were asked to decide whether to vaccinate their new born child against hepatitis B. At the time of the study, the hepatitis B vaccine had not yet been introduced universally within the Dutch National Immunization Program NIPP).

For this purpose, a new optimality criterion which reflects the distance between a given design and an ideal universally optimal design is introduced.

Notman is universally credited with introducing the Italianate villa to the United States in 1839, with Riverside, a private residence he designed in Burlington, N.J.

That was the world in which the nonprofit organization now called the International Association for Jazz Education and universally known as the I.A.J.E., introduced its annual conference.

When the Segway was first introduced, it was universally teased for being, among other things, laughably silly looking.

This is primarily because several high-burden, high-population countries have yet to introduce the vaccine, notably China and the Russian Federation, or have not yet introduced the vaccine universally, such as in Nigeria and India [ 4].

There was additional money for child benefit which was raised by €5 and up to €100 for every pensioner to help them pay for the almost universally loathed new water charges being introduced.