Sentence examples for would introduce lighter from inspiring English sources

He has helped to draft an amendment to a bill now before the House of Lords that would introduce lighter pedicab regulations.There is striking agreement between the pedicab trade groups in both London and New York that some sort of regulation is needed, not least to deter rogue operators.

There are currently around 50 different quotas governing output on the BBC's music stations, and the corporation said it would cut these quotas and introduce lighter touch regulation.

And it would be impractical to introduce light-weaponry override systems in their current form for large numbers of soldiers or police, says Richard Rowe, a retired US Army major-general who oversaw the instruction and equipping of 550,000 Iraqi security recruits.Even with further technological advances, few armies will be eager to adopt such kit, Mr Kalbusch says.

G.M. also said it would introduce in some of its light trucks a technology known as a continuously variable transmission.

However, these devices still employ opaque metallic nanostructures which would introduce significant haze caused by light scattering when used in smart windows and mirrors.

General Electric — along with Philips and Osram Sylvania, one of the world's biggest lighting suppliers — said that it would introduce a new LED module next month that would make it easier to replace traditional light sources with LEDs.

"Introduce light, airy colors to your space," she says.

That it would "introduce" Katharine McPhee.

Anita would introduce me to everybody.

I would introduce penalty runs.

That would introduce God, because what would be that direction?