Sentence examples similar to any changes applied from inspiring English sources

Tyrie wants to know whether the Threadneedle Street's Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) was leant upon; whether it is happy with the arrangements described by Osborne; whether the PRA's policy on branches and subsidiaries has indeed changed; and whether any changes apply only to China.

This by no means indicates that any change applied to a SACI (the intermediate of any such cycle) is inherited by its offspring molecules.

Copying should be defined as a process that can recreate an entity in such a way that any change applied to the original reappears in the new; thus it should be defined in terms of heredity.

The treatment changes applied were not subject to any other norms.

But the changes applied solely to recipients of Treasury money.

In a previous version the headlines said the changes applied in Wales as well as England.

Changes applied in the intra- and postoperative periods: 1.

While the Democrats said they wanted to change drug sentencing laws for crack and powder cocaine to erase racial disparities in punishments — more blacks and Hispanics are convicted for crack possession and sales, which carry heavier penalties — Mrs. Clinton said she had problems with making any sentencing changes apply to people already convicted.

Nor would the changes apply to venture capital firms.

Will these changes apply to emergency care too?

But some changes apply only to certain buildings.