Sentence examples for adopt changes to the from inspiring English sources

Page A11 New York PARISH SETS ITS OWN PATH DESPITE NEW TRANSLATION Priests and parishes around the English-speaking world will adopt changes to the book of texts and prayers used in Mass, intended to be closer to liturgical Latin.

Congress may find it politically impossible to adopt changes to the statute that would arguably make it more difficult to pursue cases as long as the allegations of foreign bribery by a leading American company remain in the headlines.

In late 2008, the British Bankers Associationn adopted changes to the Libor process.

And in February 2011, China's legislature adopted changes to the country's criminal code to ban specifically the forced removal of organs or any removal of organs from children for transplants.

We have adopted changes to the health care system assuming they will result in an improvement of the health of the population or the quality of medical care delivered to our citizens.

One potential route for Democrats would be to have the Senate adopt changes to its health care measure as part of a budget bill, which could be approved with a simple majority vote.

Models that had the best performance, and capacity to adopt changes in the cement grinding circuit were selected to implement soft sensors.

In her speech, Mrs May urged the federation to adopt changes recommended by the former top civil servant at the Home Office, Sir David Normington, who called for federation branches to disclose what money was held in secondary bank accounts.

So, the corresponding NBS-encoding genes in B. oleracea species would have experienced stronger evolutionary constraints to adopt changes in the environment.

The House is scheduled to meet briefly on Friday to adopt technical changes to the bill to create the Homeland Security Department and then join the Senate in adjourning for the year.

Partnerships will be required between all stakeholders to adopt changes in attitudes, with the necessary regulatory alterations to implement clinically superior, patient-focused dialysis treatment programs, where informed patient choice is paramount.