Sentence examples for adopting changes from inspiring English sources

Many analysts support adopting changes that would ensure future fiscal stability.

The report provided few prescriptive measures for the banks and was vague about the timetables for adopting changes.

While the percentage of employers adopting changes in policies like U.P.S.'s new limits remains in the single digits, it is growing.

Another excellent book, "Fibromyalgia and the Mind-Body-Spirit Connection" by Dr. William B. Salt II and Dr. Edwin H. Season, describes the enormous benefits that can be gleaned from a relatively brief form of counseling called cognitive behavioral therapy, which helps people address self-defeating thoughts that can aggravate pain and make adopting changes to alleviate pain difficult.

The tech industry has long been criticized for failing to acknowledge its own complicity in social problems while adopting change-the-world rhetoric.

He also said that the issue of China's intervention in currency markets to hold down the value of its currency, the yuan, had become a symbol of its slowness in adopting change.

These are important decisions to achieve buy-in for adopting 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.

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

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.