Sentence examples for Institute changes that from inspiring English sources
A coalition of providers, drug makers and insurance companies — no doubt looking for the best possible deal in health care legislation — helpfully vowed in a White House photo-op last month to institute changes that would lead to such savings, but their promise was maddeningly vague and utterly unenforceable (and in any event, the industry groups almost immediately distanced themselves from it).
And a company as large as McDonalds can institute changes that have wide-reaching influence.
They plan to institute changes that will more and more start respecting the ideas of intellectual property.
The first is a trust in science and a belief that our country can institute changes that will both protect the environment and create a surge of new jobs.
Initial partnerships with both Baltimore City Public Schools and the Louisiana Department of Education have shown that this information helps leaders institute changes that support more effective teaching and learning, while also remaining grounded in the district's or state's needs.
A unique exhibition at the Whitney Museum changes that.
Chemical changes that take place will make recharging impossible.
"Pictures by Women: A History of Modern Photography" changes that, banishing men and establishing a persuasive alternate narrative.
A new mapping application called Relay changes that.
