Sentence examples for abreast of changes in from inspiring English sources

A good lawyer truly understands the client's needs and keeps abreast of changes in the sector.

"The key attributes you need are an ability to keep abreast of changes in the business and the nous to make the right moves at the right time".

The wealth manager must coordinate with experts in each of those jurisdictions to keep abreast of changes in tax laws and other regulations.

This makes it harder to diversify, reflect the needs of industry and keep abreast of changes in terms of employable skills.

But soon executives were overwhelmed trying to keep abreast of changes in labor laws and various minimum-wage rules in India's 28 states.

Mrs. Rosner keeps abreast of changes in his schedule by calling the Children's Chorus hot line daily, and she never schedules family vacations until the opera season ends in May.

Earlier this year, Christmas.com issued the merry announcement that it had formed a "strategic alliance" with the publisher of Selling Christmas Decorations magazine, "thus enabling the Christmas business community to keep abreast of changes and upcoming trends in the Christmas industry".

In the United States it is therefore unwise to draft a will without expert legal advice; and it is advisable for a testator to have his will periodically checked by a lawyer in order to keep up not only with the changing circumstances of the testator's family circle and of his property but also to keep abreast of frequent changes in the tax laws in order to avoid unnecessary taxes.

Continuing professional development of nurses is increasingly necessary to keep abreast of rapid changes in nursing care.

And Food Fanatics is just as abreast of the changes in the print media as more conventional magazines.

The company has two all-hands and two town meetings a month to explain what's happening and keep employees abreast of any changes in policy or procedure.