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Meanings of introduce in English
Usage of introduce in English
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Ms Walker said the Government urgently needed to introduce debt mediation legislation.
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In Britain, Labour promised to introduce free university education within a year.
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The government plans to introduce legislation before the end of the year.
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The best way to introduce this file is with a simple example:
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Newspapers must introduce new work practices and substantially reduce costs, it says.
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A spokesman said the government would now introduce Brexit legislation this week.
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The spokesman said the government would now introduce Brexit legislation this week.
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The surge forced the government to introduce new cooling measures in October.
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The government will introduce legislation allowing parents to split paid parental leave.
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Mr Marape said the government would introduce contract-based agreements for public servants.
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The Government is to introduce new legislation to improve parental leave entitlements.
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PNG government readies to introduce new system for running its business arms.
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Of course, the company will presumably introduce certain improvements in the model.
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Mr Norman said the Government should also introduce a capital gains tax.
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The Government is poised to introduce plain packaging legislation for tobacco products.
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Here, we introduce a new classifier in order to address these problems.
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Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
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