Sentence examples for and bringing about from inspiring English sources

Indeed, banks' difficulties in policing themselves and bringing about cultural change suggest why governments should implement and enforce clear regulations barring harmful activities and, more important, impose harsh penalties for violations.

"You can't talk about changing the way we do business in Washington and bringing about a spirit of bipartisan cooperation and then ram through a tax bill in the House" Mr. Breaux said.

Drought is the major risk in rainfed agriculture (World Bank 2005; Burke et al. 2010) – amounting to 83%% of all the risks in sub-Saharan African agriculture and bringing about 40%% of economic damages to smallholders (Burke et al. 2010).

Morris points out "Education is the key to ending cruelty to animals and bringing about transformation.

Together with other makers, our participation in this momentous event highlighted our collective commitment to dreaming, inventing, inspiring and bringing about change.

They tend to offer excuses, instead of taking initiative and bringing about change.

The project was considered most successful in bringing about a sharing of ideas between members of the different professions, improving the quality of patient care and bringing about more positive attitudes toward team work.

Appreciative Inquiry is promoted as an approach to exploring and bringing about change in social systems.

Inflation stopped dead, boosting growth and bringing about a general expectation of macroeconomic stability.

"Arming the rebels and bringing about a civil war will prolong the regime," Mr. Perthes said.

Yet with Burns as chairman, Abraham should be able to focus on the core business and bringing about management changes.