Sentence examples for would introduce that from inspiring English sources

As a professional singer and banjo player, he would introduce that music to audiences throughout the nation and also pass it on to new generations of performers.

Specifically, they said that legislation would be introduced that would allow offenders sentenced to a custodial sentence of less than four years to retain the right to vote except when the sentencing judge considered it appropriate to remove it.

Sarah Hanson-Young, Australianian senator from the Greens party, said on Wednesday that she would introduce legislation that called for reporters and rights advocates to be given free access to Nauru.

In response to the Palestinian bid, a bipartisan group of senators said Thursday that they would introduce legislation that would cut off foreign aid to the authority if it tried to use the International Criminal Court against Israel, and close the Palestine Liberation Organization's office in Washington if Palestinians refused to negotiate with Israel.

As Politico notes, most Republicans are aghast that one of their own would introduce legislation that wasn't simply a messaging gimmick for the midterm election.

Mr. Harkin said he would introduce legislation that would ban human cloning -- the making of babies that are genetic replicas of adults -- but leave open the door for cloning done for research, so-called therapeutic cloning.

He said he would introduce legislation that would ban many abuses.

Last month, Mr. Dodd was among the first lawmakers to say he would introduce legislation "that would address longstanding problems in the accounting industry".

He said he would introduce legislation that would call for three-fourths of a fund's trustees, including the chairman, to be independent from the management company.

Rep. James Sensenbrenner, the Wisconsin Republican who chaired the panel, announced at that hearing that he would introduce a bill that would "bring this law up to date" and prevent it from being enforced in a "vague and impenetrable manner".

A Senate Republican ally of President Bush's said today that he would introduce a bill that would let the administration promote a Medicare prescription drug card program that has been temporarily blocked by a federal judge.