Legal Definition and Related Resources of Introduce

Meaning of Introduce

Synonyms of Introduce

verb

bring in
enter
inducere
induct
inject
insert
interpose
introducere
invehere
offer
offer as an exhibit
place before
present
present formally
present to the court for acceptance
proffer
put
put forward
put forward for consideration
put in
submit
surrender
tender
usher in

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Legal Usage of Introduce in English

An European Commission document offers the following explanation about the misused of Introduce:Introduce normally means to ‘present someone’ or ‘bring something in’, whereas it is often used in our work to mean to ‘submit’ (as in submit an application or a report).

Examples ‘…importer should nonetheless (if he so wishes) introduce an application for a refund of antidumping duties within the six-month time limit111.’ ‘In order to obtain accreditation …, a candidate environmental verifier shall introduce a request with the Accreditation or Licensing Body from which it seeks accreditation or a licence112.’ ‘Each State has to introduce a demand (sic) to be granted funding113.’

Alternatives

submit, put/send (an application/request/demand) in. In the first example above, it would be even better to substitute the whole phrase with ‘apply’.

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