“brought in”造句，怎么用brought in造句

The next year a new election brought in the burly, boisterous figure of Samak Sundaravej.

A new law has been brought in to discourage racial prejudice.

All convertible foreign banknotes brought in the territory from abroad may be deposited in the foreign banknotes accounts.

A radar station was brought into operation at Mirs Bay in October to aid shipping traffic movement.

It would have improved the institutional machinery in Brussels, sorted out a muddle in foreign-policy making and brought in a fairer system of voting by EU members.

The case, brought in 2004, said the defendants were creating a "public nuisance" and sought reductions in emissions that scientists say are changing the climate.

The 1986 ouster of strongman Ferdinand Marcos in the Philippines and President Suharto in Indonesia in 1998 has brought in change which has spread, in fits and starts, across the region.

Public broadcaster NHK reported that at least 12 water-cannon trucks would be brought in, so that forces could try to douse the reactor from the ground.

A long silence followed. Then two women brought in a low table covered with scarcely touched dishes of fish and meat which they set down on the kang.

I like the hasty rain, not only because of the cool silk he brought in the hot weather, but also of his true nature, unlike the rain in some cities, the muddy water, and the drizzle for a few months.

Barca's current roaming front three of Messi, Pedro and David Villa are nominally wingers, and even Villa, the "striker" brought in from Valencia, often plays in a wide position.

Since there were no patients waiting to be seen at the time, I came back to the nurses' station for a cup of hot cider from the crockpot someone had brought in for Christmas.

This ostrich policy was brought into derision.

The strike brought industry grinding to a halt.

So I hung out a feeder with a nectar solution. However, the bird didn't seem to know what to do with it and kept circling a particular spot, apparently looking for the fuchsia plants that I had brought in the night before.

Twenty divisions of troops were to be brought into the North-West if necessary.

Their enemies also oppressed them, and they were brought into subjection under their hand.

Article 8 Goods and articles, whose import and export are forbidden by the State, shall not be brought into or out of the bonded area.

Modem sports clubs have already de-veloped into a kind of economic corporeal. Professional sports clubs have been brought into the economic operation of commercialization.

The bull and the goat for the sin offerings, whose blood was brought into the Most Holy Place to make atonement, must be taken outside the camp; their hides, flesh and offal are to be burned up.

The jury brought in an acquittal.

The jury brought in its verdict.

Finally they brought in a diehard worshiper of I am named Daniel.

Rescue workers pulled victims from the mangled wreckage, and heavy lifting equipment was later brought in help clear the tracks.

Dogs are brought into restaurants, fussed over in public, dressed up in ridiculous outfits and dyed to look like ferocious tigers.

The Kaczynskis want to drive the old regime's cronies out of their powerful jobs. But they have often brought in their own chums, rather than apolitical experts.

Having identified cloud as an important strategic direction, we chose to acquire cloud Foundry Inc. due to the innovation and leadership it had brought in the space.

The triumph of a film like the Thin Red Line is in its often languid pace which allows it to show, for example, the way soldiers are brought into an unusually close relationship with nature.

Both central and local initiative should be brought into play.

Together, Matthias, Butts, Sharf, and Danch have brought integrity to our manufacturing system.

Pilgrim badges were souvenirs of these journeys and, if brought into contact with the church's reliquary, holy objects themselves.

The plan is that by establishing lots of consultative gatherings, or shuras, those who feel excluded will be brought into the decision-making.

Have you brought in the washing?

One lady brought in a biscuit on a wheelbarrow. It weight near ly500 pounds.

Its supremely optimistic planners then went on wasteful splurges in heavy industry, brought in innumerable laws to promote cottage enterprises and imposed barriers to imports and exports.

His real mission in life was to contribute, in one way or another, to the overthrow of capitalist society and of the state institutions which it had brought into being... Fighting was his element.

Their incomes are brought into a higher bracket.

Honduras mahogany was the best, or quartersawn oak, brought into his workshop to climatise and then fitted when the weather was dry.

One lady brought in a biscuit on a wheelbarrow.

So with each album there would be a "plethora" of these producers brought in to work on tracks - leading to even more material.

Sauce condiment and its derivate brought into the formation of sauce culture.

Just before we got home that new stallion Ma got in Kentucky last month was brought in, and the place was in a stew.

Copying collection has the advantage of only visiting live objects, which means garbage objects will not be examined, nor will they need to be paged into memory or brought into the cache.

Negro writers was the product of the same world-wide forces that have brought into being the great liberal and radical movements that are now seizing the REINS of power in all the countries.