Sentence examples for was introduced partly from inspiring English sources

The Dublin regulation was introduced partly to avoid "asylum shopping", wherein people like David and Awet might be drawn to better welfare systems in countries such as the UK and Norway.

The charge was introduced partly in an attempt to reduce the number of patients attending EDs who probably do not have emergency illnesses or injury, and partly to raise revenue to support the Hospital Authority's financial deficit.

Manager Roy Hodgson said: "It was introduced partly because the FA is very keen to make sure the [behavioural] style of the Euros - which compared favourably to some of the things that happened previously - was continued.

"This bill has been introduced partly because parts of the executive didn't like the exposure given to Britain's complicity in rendition.

Tilling and crop rotation were further agronomic practices that were introduced partly for fertility reasons but also for control of natural enemies, as rotation causes shifts in whole fungal pathogen communities.

A low concentration of His was introduced to partly replace the IF@SiQD in the complex to produce His-Cu-IF@SiQD, leading to an obvious fluorescence quenching.

The company's second-closest rival online, Gillette Shave Club, which was introduced last year partly in response to Dollar Shave Club's success, owns about 18% of the online razor blade market.

The NHS was introduced in 1948 partly because the middle class could no longer afford private doctors' fees.

The program, which uses information from airline reservations systems and other databases, was introduced in 1997, partly as a way to deflect charges of ethnic or religious bias stemming from profiling people by sight.

"They were hoping for some deterioration in Northwest's stance" not to join in the increases, said Mr. Parsons, who believes that Northwest is determined to defend its BizFlex fare structures, a group of heavily discounted business fares was introduced in 2000 partly as a way to avoid the sudden ups and downs of competitive fare sales.

A patient list system was introduced in 2001, partly to strengthen access to GPs and in connection with the newly implemented coordination reform it has been suggested to increase the number of GP's to ease pressure on the hospitals.