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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.
Many analysts support adopting changes that would ensure future fiscal stability.
Recently the European Union adopted changes that have firmed up prices somewhat.
Google has since adopted changes to its YouTube platform, which draws 1.6 billion monthly users.
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.
The report provided few prescriptive measures for the banks and was vague about the timetables for adopting changes.
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.
In 1996, the N.C.A.A. adopted changes proposed by the Knight Commission -- including greater control by university and college presidents of athletic departments.
The Court of Appeals ignored the guidance of Warner-Jenkinson, whinstructedcthatthat courts must be cautious before adopting changes that disrupt the settled expectations of the inventing community.
