Sentence examples for introduced from high-quality English sources.

• The NHS internal market is introduced.

• He introduced it every year for nearly 30 years.

• Jeff Siddoway, who introduced the bill on behalf of Republican Rep.

• Noncontributory old-age pensions paid for from government revenues were introduced in 1898.

• A similar bill has been introduced in the House.

• "I've introduced legislation to close the private gun sale loophole.

• The iPhone 4S introduced Siri, the iPhone 5S introduced Touch ID and the iPhone 6S 3D touch.

• Governments have extended or introduced job retention schemes and introduced or strengthened sick pay.

Use introduced in a sentence.

• That gives us more control in how the drug is introduced and marketed in the countries where we work,” says Balasegaram.

• Several Democratic lawmakers have introduced ambitious direct payment proposals that would last during the coronavirus pandemic.

• Since 1998, the government has introduced new regulations on working time and introduced a national minimum wage.

• Rice was introduced in the Marianas but later was largely replaced by corn (maize), introduced from Mexico by the Spanish conquerors.

• Isaac Newton introduced the concepts of force and mass and formulated the three laws of motion that extend the principles introduced by Galileo.

• Effective monovalent OPVs were introduced in 2005 and, in 2010, the bivalent polio vaccine (bOPV) was introduced, helping curtail both P1 and P3.

• After battling high-blood pressure as a young man, Mr Adewale was introduced to vegetarianism by his brother, and then later adopted a vegan diet after being introduced to it by members of the Rastafari religion, which emerged in Jamaica in the 1930s.

• Apple’s entry-level MacBook Air has also been updated, gaining the new Magic Keyboard, which was first introduced with the firm’s top 16in MacBook Pro and aims to put to bed the multiple issues associated with its butterfly keyboard introduced in 2015.

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• It was not until June that quarantine rules were introduced for all arrivals in the UK - including British citizens - and by July, so-called "travel corridors" were introduced, removing the need to self-isolate when coming to the UK from certain countries.

• “Surveillance efforts can be focused in counties where Aedes aegypti and albopictus could survive and reproduce if introduced to an area during the months when mosquitoes are locally active or at least survive during summer months if introduced,” Dr Eisen said.

• Korean is one of the world's oldest languages, but its current form was introduced in the 15th Century when King Sejong the Great introduced Hunminjeongeum (Proper Sounds for the Instruction of the People) as a simplified phonetic system to replace the Chinese-based Hanja.

• In Scotland, the government introduced notice-to-leave periods that allows students in purpose-built student accommodation to leave their tenancy contracts with 28 days notice, while in England the government introduced a £20m hardship fund in December for students facing financial difficulties.