Sentence examples for been made to changes from inspiring English sources

Reference has also been made to changes that represent the abandonment of traditional practices on the basis of intellectual decisions about the nature of Judaism, its beliefs, practices, and institutions.

Many of the case studies that test the nutrition transition do so in the context of highly industrialized urban environments (Popkin 1993, 2004), wherein links have been made to changes in physical activity and diet composition to increased rates of obesity, Type II diabetes, hypertension and cardiovascular disease.

No case has been made to change it.

Meanwhile, some progress has been made to change the perception that the neighborhood lacks services.

"At this point of time, no decision has been made to change the club crest for the next season.

Several attempts had been made to change Ohio's redistricting processes.

So the decision must have been made to change the theme entirely.

The data reveals that efforts have been made to change the attitude of the people about education.

Various references were made to changes in nursing itself.

People were unhappy about being made to change their clothes, she said.

Only gradually can they can be made to change their nesting places.