Sentence examples for by the changes made from inspiring English sources

For instance, Philip Stephen Fuoco, a lawyer representing the inmates who sued the board, said he was encouraged by the changes made by Dr. Paparozzi.

Education chiefs in Kiev were outraged by the changes made to the curriculum in Crimea and are now greatly alarmed by the developments in the separatist east, Wynnyckyj said.

Despite receiving a spate of calls from concerned citizens, Booktrust is sticking by the changes made to the song, saying they "had absolutely nothing to do with political correctness or the references to alcohol", rather that they were introduced to make the sea shanty fit in with a pirate theme.

This perception was reinforced by the changes made by translators who injected sentimentalism into Austen's novels and eliminated their humour and irony.

The L.A. Gay & Lesbian Center works every day with some of the most vulnerable lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) survivors of domestic and sexual violence, including many immigrants -- survivors who will be put at risk by the changes made by the House of Representatives to the Senate bill reauthorizing the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA).

I also do not understand the following sentence in the same paragraph: "The theory also indicates that…" These two potential sources of confusion have largely been resolved by the changes made in response to major comment 8.

It has not made enough progress in the management and governance of safeguarding children "by embedding the changes" made to practices.

The changes made by the law that have already taken effect mostly took effect in 2010.

Anti-trafficking groups say the changes made by the Thai authorities are insufficient to make any real difference.

But where will that leave the changes made by their predecessors?

The rise of digital readers, such as Kindles, is reflected in the changes made by the ONS.