Sentence examples for and numerous changes in from inspiring English sources

"As previously announced," he added, "KPMG has taken strong actions as part of our ongoing consideration of the firm's tax practices and procedures, including leadership changes announced last month and numerous changes in our risk management and review processes".

Less than halfway through that agreement, though, the union says the company is demanding wage and benefit cuts of $2.04 an hour, a $2,000 cap on profit sharing and numerous changes in job rules.

Using two dimensional electrophoresis and ESTs analysis, we have already established a complex pattern of protein and gene regulations, and identified numerous changes in cell balance involved in host response ([ 25, 24]; data not shown).

In 1883 Congress had reviewed the tariff and made numerous changes in the rates, increasing the tariff on some items and reducing it on others, without materially decreasing the revenue received.

In addition, a commission is scheduled to deliver on Thursday a report that is expected to call for stronger civilian oversight and for numerous changes in the way the department is managed.

The administration first disclosed that it would expand the zones last month, when it released an extensive report that examined the city's response to the hurricane and recommended numerous changes in policies.

The S49 (OS 4-25) cexhibithibit metabolic characteristics indicative of the Warburg effect, and, despite numerous changes in mitochondria gene expression, the mitochondria have a normal metabolic capacity.

In the revised version, we re-formulated title of the manuscript which is now as follows: "How many antiviral small interfering RNAs may be encoded by the mammalian genomes?", and put numerous changes in text to avoid conceptual problems mentioned by the referee.

The U.S. Department of Justice later found significant flaws in the way Inglewood police oversaw use-of-force incidents and called for numerous changes in the way the department trained and investigated its officers.

The country became independent in 1956 and has had numerous changes in government since then.

Karel van Miert, Europe's powerful and pugnacious competition commissioner, has warned for months that the proposed pact would create an unacceptable monopoly and has demanded numerous changes in the deal that would give other companies a chance to compete.