Sentence examples for adopt change from inspiring English sources

Ravinder Barn, professor of social policy at Royal Holloway, University of London: "I have real concerns about the 'foster to adopt' change in the adoption reforms.

Foxconn, in a statement, said it had "always been among the fastest to adopt change and reform".

Because the government is slow to adopt change, get it?

Influencing people to adopt change can be supported, but not driven, by data.

"People are slow to adopt change, and you don't want to throw something too crazy at them," Levy said.

To be fair, these were records managers and this is an area of the enterprise that has been particularly slow to adopt change.

However, changing the culture of healthcare takes time, clinical areas will adopt changes at varying paces and educational programs will have diverse effects on different groups and services.

When examiners do detect questionable behavior, they often push the company to adopt changes.

On Thursday, the board plans to adopt changes in policies involving clubs that will allow the agreement to take effect.

It negotiated with KFC for nearly two years before beginning the boycott in the belief that the company would adopt changes accepted by other fast-food chains.

Since strategies are always evolving, a crucial question is how effective companies can be at exhorting their top leaders to adopt changes in real time.